ASP.NET MVC Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) and Answers

Restrict access to routes

Enable authentication

Handle model validation

Secure Razor views

A database attack

A form of XSS attack

An attack where unauthorized commands are performed on behalf of a user

A form validation error

They encrypt sensitive data

They validate user identity

They ensure that a form request is from the authenticated user

They block unauthorized access

To optimize routing

To secure data in transit

To restrict controller access

To simplify model binding

@Html.EnableAntiForgeryToken()

@Html.AntiForgeryToken()

@Html.AddCSRF()

@Html.EnableCSRF()

Create a custom AuthorizeAttribute

Add roles in Web.config

Use HttpContext.SetRole()

Modify RouteConfig

Use the [HttpsRequired] attribute

Use the [RequireHttps] attribute

Define HTTPS in RouteConfig

Set HTTPS in Web.config

HTTPS is not enabled

Route is missing

Anti-Forgery token is missing

Certificate is invalid

Token mismatch

Route conflict

Controller is missing

Invalid Razor syntax

Combining multiple scripts or stylesheets into a single bundle

Caching views

Minimizing routing

Combining models

By storing frequently used data

By validating model bindings

By optimizing Razor syntax

By managing routes dynamically

Storing HTML responses for reuse

Caching database queries

Caching controller actions

Storing Razor syntax

Use the [Cache] attribute

Use the [OutputCache] attribute

Define caching in Web.config

Set caching in RouteConfig

Add bundles in the BundleConfig.cs file

Define bundles in RouteConfig

Use the @Html.Bundle() method

Add bundles in the controller

Minification is disabled

Debug mode is enabled

BundleConfig is missing

All of the above

Cache duration is too long

Controller action is missing

OutputCache is invalid

BundleConfig is incorrect

Test database performance

Test individual components

Test Razor syntax

Test server configurations

By enabling the use of mocks

By reducing database calls

By optimizing routes

By simplifying view rendering

It handles routing

It creates fake dependencies

It validates Razor syntax

It simplifies model binding

Create a mock HttpContext

Call the action directly and assert the result

Use RouteConfig to define the test

Create a Razor view for testing

Use InMemoryDatabase

Use a mocking library

Manually create stubs

Both A and B

Dependency is not mocked

Route is undefined

ViewBag is missing

Razor syntax is incorrect

Mock setup is incorrect

Service is not registered

Route is not defined

Controller is invalid

Handling complex routing

Managing multiple controllers

Ensuring loose coupling

Optimizing Razor syntax

Implement caching

Use asynchronous programming

Implement Dependency Injection

All of the above

Using Anti-Forgery tokens

Efficient database interactions

Creating complex Razor views

Minimizing controller actions

Define routes in RouteConfig

Implement IRouteHandler

Use the [Route] attribute

Create custom routes in Global.asax

Use areas for grouping related features

Add all controllers in a single folder

Define routes in views

Separate controllers and views in different projects

Too many database calls

Excessive view rendering

Incorrect route definitions

All of the above

Use Dependency Injection

Dispose of unmanaged resources

Optimize Razor syntax

Enable caching