ASP.Net MVC Controllers and Views Quiz

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What type of view is considered strongly typed in ASP.Net MVC?

A view with more than one @model declaration
A view with a @model declaration at the top (correct)
A view without a @model declaration at the top
A view without any model

What is the purpose of using dynamically typed views in ASP.Net MVC?

To avoid using any model inside the view
To work with a collection of instances of a model
To work with exactly one instance of a model
To work with more than one model (correct)

What is the limitation of using strongly typed views in ASP.Net MVC?

Cannot declare the type of object the view works with
Cannot have more than one @model directive in a view (correct)
Cannot work with any model
Cannot iterate through a collection of instances of a model

When using dynamically typed views in ASP.Net MVC, what should be done before using the model inside the view?

<p>Check if the model is not null (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How can one pass an Instructor List inside the Index action in ASP.Net MVC?

<p>Replace return View(); with return View(InstructorsList); (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

ASP.Net MVC Views

A strongly typed view in ASP.Net MVC is one that is tied to a specific model type.

Dynamically Typed Views

Dynamically typed views are used when the model type is not specified beforehand.
The purpose of using dynamically typed views is to allow for flexibility in the model type.

Limitations of Strongly Typed Views

A limitation of using strongly typed views is that the model type must be known beforehand, limiting flexibility.

Using Dynamically Typed Views

Before using the model inside a dynamically typed view, the model must be cast to the correct type.

Passing Data in ASP.Net MVC

To pass an Instructor List inside the Index action in ASP.Net MVC, the list can be passed as the view's model.

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Test your knowledge of ASP.Net MVC Controllers and Views with this quiz. Explore topics such as adding sample data, creating strongly typed views, and working with the InstructorController class.