ASP.NET MVC Interview Questions with Answers Part2
ASP.NET MVC is a Framework based on MVC pattern and developed by Microsoft Corporation. This framework is very strong, user friendly and has great features to develop and maintains large …
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CRUD operation in ASP.NET MVC 4 using Entity Framework.
This article describes how to create a ASP.NET MVC Application Using Entity Framework or Basic CRUD operations in ASP.NET MVC using Entity Framework. To start we need some predefined basic …
ASP.NET MVC Application Using Entity Framework Code First Model
This article describes how to create a ASP.NET MVC Application Using Entity Framework Code First Model development approach. To start we need some predefined basic knowledge about ASP.NET MVC. Summery …
Simple ASP.NET MVC Application
This article describes how to create a Simple ASP.NET MVC Application or A simple Hello world ASP.NET MVC application.To start we need some predefined basic knowledge about ASP.NET MVC. Step-1If …
ASP.NET MVC Interview Questions with Answers
ASP.NET MVC is the MVC based framework developed by Microsoft corporation. By using it we can easily developed and maintain large scale applications. This article describes some important questions and …
Entity Type Has No Key Defined
While working on Entity Framework we face lot of problems. This article discusses and provides the solutions of a common error: ModelValidationException, Entity Type Has No Key Defined; one or …
Context Has Changed Since the Database Was Created
At present Entity Framework is used widely. We face some problems during working with Entity Framework. It takes lot of times to find out the perfect solutions. This article describes …
What is ASP.NET MVC?
The ASP.NET MVC is a web development framework based on MVC pattern. It is developed by Microsoft Corporation. It is integrated with existing ASP.NET. This article represents a basic overview …
What is MVC
MVC is a software architectural pattern that separates the structure and behavior of the applications. It does this by partitioning the application into three component/parts: model, view and controller. MVC …