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Working in ASP.NET is one thing and cracking ASP.NET interview is a different ball game. You can be hero in your project who has executed huge projects but if you are not able to answer simple questions like session management , dependency injection  and so on , its difficult to reach to the next level.

ASP.NET Interview question course covers 60 plus most asked questions with answers and code demonstration. After completing this course you should be able to handle ASP.NET interviews more efficiently.  Happy learning , Happy job hunting.

Basic 25 Questions - Part 1.

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Working in ASP.NET is one thing and cracking ASP.NET interview is a different ball game. You can be hero in your project who has executed huge projects but if you are not able to answer simple questions like session management , dependency injection  and so on , its difficult to reach to the next level.

ASP.NET Interview question course covers 60 plus most asked questions with answers and code demonstration. After completing this course you should be able to handle ASP.NET interviews more efficiently.  Happy learning , Happy job hunting.

Basic 25 Questions - Part 1.

  • Basic Planning of ASP.NET Interview scope

  • Question 1 :- What is ASP .NET MVC Core ?

  • Question 2 :- Differentiate between ASP .NET Webforms vs MVC vs MVC core ?

  • Question 3 :- Explain MVC Architecture ?

  • Question 4 :- Why do we have wwwroot folder ?

  • Question 5 :- Explain the importance of appsettings.json ?

  • Question 6 :- How to read configurations from appsettings.json ?

  • Question 7 :- What is dependency injection ?

  • Question 8 :- Why do we need dependency injection ?

  • Question 9 :- How do we implement dependency injection ?

  • Question 10 :- What is the use of Middleware ?

  • Question 11 :- How to create a Middle ware ?

  • Question 12 :- What does startup.cs file do ?

  • Question 13 :- ConfigureServices vs Configure method ?

  • Question 14 :- Explain the different Ways of doing DI?

  • Question 15 :- Explain Scoped vs Transient vs Singleton ?

  • Question 16 :- What is Razor ?

  • Question 17 :- How to pass Model data to a View ?

  • Question 18 :- What is the use of Strongly typed views ?

  • Question 19 :- Explain the concept of ViewModel in MVC ?

  • Question 20 :- What is Kestrel Web Server ?

  • Question 21 :- Why Kestrel when we have IIS server ?

  • Question 22 :- What is the concept of Reverse proxy ?

  • Question 23 :- What are cookies ?

  • Question 24 :- What is the need session management ?

  • Question 25 :- What are the various ways of doing Session management in ASP.NET ?

Session management session and cookies - Part 2.

  • Question 26  :- What exactly is a session ?

  • Question 27  :- Explain "HTTP is a stateless protocol" ?

  • Question 28  :- What are various way of doing session management ?

  • Question 29  :- Are sessions enabled by default ?

  • Question 30  :- How to enable sessions in MVC core ?

  • Question 31  :- Are sessions variables shared(global) between users ?

  • Question 32  :- Do session variables use cookies ?

  • Question 33  :- What is a cookie ?

  • Question 34  :- Explain idle time out in sessions ?

  • Question 35  :- What does a Context means in HTTP ?

Session management viewdata,viewbag and viewmodel - Part 3.

  • Question 36 :- When should we use viewdata ?

  • Question 37 :- How to pass data from controller to view ?

  • Question 38 :- In same request can viewdata persist across actions ?

  • Question 39 :- ViewData vs ViewBag

  • Question 40 :- How does ViewBag work internally?

  • Question 41 :- Explain ViewModel?

  • Question 42 :-  ViewBag vs ViewModel whats the best practice?

Session management Tempdata - Part 4.

  • Question 43  :- Explain tempdata ?

  • Question 44  :- Can tempdata persist across action redirects ?

  • Question 45  :- How is tempdata different from viewdata ?

  • Question 46  :- If tempdata is read is it available for next request ?

  • Question 47  :- How to persist tempdata ?

  • Question 48  :- What does Keep do in tempdata ?

  • Question 49  :- Explain Peek in tempdata ?

  • Question 50  :- How is tempdata different from session variables ?

  • Question 51  :- If i restart the server does tempdata,session stay ?

  • Question 52  :- Is tempdata private to a user ?

  • Question 53  :- ViewData vs ViewBag vs Tempdata vs Session variables?

WebAPI and REST - Part 5.

  • Question 54  :- What is  WebAPI ?

  • Question 55  :- What is the advantage of WebAPI ?

  • Question 56  :- Explain REST and Architectural constraints of REST?

  • Question 57  :- Can we use  TCPIP protocol with Web API?

  • Question 58  :- How WebAPI different from MVC controller ?

  • Question 59  :- What is content negotiations in Web API ?

  • Question 60  :- WebAPI vs WCF ?

  • Question 61  :-

  • Question 62  :- How to return HTTP status codes ?

  • Question 63  :- For error which status code is returned ?

  • Question 64  :- How did you secure your web API ?

  • Question 65  :- How do current JS frameworks work with webAPI ?

JWT Token, Principal, Claim, Roles, Refresh Token, OpenId, OAuth - Part 6.

  • Question 66 :- How does  Token based Authentication works?

  • Question 67 :- Why is it called JWT Token?

  • Question 68 :- Explain the 3 sections of JWT Token?

  • Question 69 :- What are Identity and claims ?

  • Question 70 :- Differentiate between Authentication VS Authorization ?

  • Question 71 :  Claims vs Roles ?

  • Question 72 :- Principal vs Identity

  • Question 73 :- Can we put critical information in JWT Token ?

  • Question 74 :- How do you create JWT Token in MVC ?

  • Question 75 :- What HTTP status code do you send for unauthorized access ?

  • Question 76 :- Where is Token Checked in ASP.NET MVC ?

  • Question 77 :- What is use of Authorize Attribute ?

  • Question 78 :- How did you implement JWT token security ?

  • Question 79 :- How do we send tokens  from Client Side ?

  • Question 80 :- From Javascript, Jquery, Angular etc , How is token passed ?

  • Question 81 :- Increase UX experience in Mobile apps to avoid relogin ?

  • Question 82 :- What are refresh tokens ?

  • Question 83 :- How does Refresh token work ?

  • Question 84 :- Access tokens vs Refresh Tokens ?

  • Question 85 :- Whose expiry time is more Access tokens or Refresh tokens?

  • Question 86 :- Explain revocation of Refresh token  ?

  • Question 87 :- How to extract Principal from a Token ?

  • Question 88 :- What is the best practice to store tokens at client side?

  • Question 89 :- If we store JWT in cookie how to save from XX attacks?

  • Question 90 :- What OAUTH  and OpenID ?

  • Question 91 :- When should we use what?

  • Question 92 :- What is Identity Server?

  • Question 93 :- How to achieve single sign on ?

  • Question 94 :- What are scopes in Identity Server ?

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Learning objectives

  • Answering questions on mvc architecture, dependency injection , middleware , razor views , strongly typed views, kestrel , wwwroot , appsettings json
  • How to explain interviewer differences webforms vs mvc vs mvc core,configureservices vs configure, transient vs singleton vs scope di.
  • Handling tricky questions on session management like session , viewdata , viewbag & tempdata with differences between them.
  • Tackling tricky questions on webapi and rest. explaining the difference between webapi vs mvc , differences between wcf vs webapi and content negotiation
  • Dedicated jwt token chapter covering authentication vs author,claims,roles,access tokens/refresh tokens,oauth,openid,openidconnect,sso,scopes & identity server.
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Syllabus

How to answer questions around version differences , MVC architecture, wwwroot , appsettings.json,,dependency injection, middleware,, startup.cs,scoped , transient,singleton and kestrel
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This first part of the ASP.NET Interview Q & A series includes 25 Important questions and answers -

  • Question 1 :- What is ASP .NET MVC Core ?

  • Question 2 :- Differentiate between ASP .NET Webforms vs MVC vs MVC core ?

  • Question 3 :- Explain MVC Architecture ?

  • Question 4 :- Why do we have wwwroot folder ?

  • Question 5 :- Explain the importance of appsettings.json ?

  • Question 6 :- How to read configurations from appsettings.json ?

  • Question 7 :- What is dependency injection ?

  • Question 8 :- Why do we need dependency injection ?

  • Question 9 :- How do we implement dependency injection ?

  • Question 10 :- What is the use of Middleware ?

  • Question 11 :- How to create a Middle ware ?

  • Question 12 :- What does startup.cs file do ?

  • Question 13 :- ConfigureServices vs Configure method ?

  • Question 14 :- Explain the different Ways of doing DI?

  • Question 15 :- Explain Scoped vs Transient vs Singleton ?

  • Question 16 :- What is Razor ?

  • Question 17 :- How to pass Model data to a View ?

  • Question 18 :- What is the use of Strongly typed views ?

  • Question 19 :- Explain the concept of ViewModel in MVC ?

  • Question 20 :- What is Kestrel Web Server ?

  • Question 21 :- Why Kestrel when we have IIS server ?

  • Question 22 :- What is the concept of Reverse proxy ?

  • Question 23 :- What are cookies ?

  • Question 24 :- What is the need session management ?

  • Question 25 :- What are the various ways of doing Session management in ASP.NET ?

This part 2 of ASP.NET Interview Q & A Series covers below questions on Session management session and cookies-

  • Question 26 :- What exactly is a session ?

  • Question 27 :- Explain "HTTP is a stateless protocol" ?

  • Question 28 :- What are various way of doing session management ?

  • Question 29 :- Are sessions enabled by default ?

  • Question 30 :- How to enable sessions in MVC core ?

  • Question 31 :- Are sessions variables shared(global) between users ?

  • Question 32 :- Do session variables use cookies ?

  • Question 33 :- What is a cookie ?

  • Question 34 :- Explain idle time out in sessions ?

  • Question 35 :- What does a Context means in HTTP ?

In this part we have discussed below ASP.NET Interview Questions on Session management Viewdata, Viewbag and Viewmodel :-

  • Question 36 :- When should we use viewdata ?

  • Question 37 :- How to pass data from controller to view ?

  • Question 38 :- In same request can viewdata persist across actions ?

  • Question 39 :- ViewData vs ViewBag

  • Question 40 :- How does ViewBag work internally?

  • Question 41 :- Explain ViewModel?

  • Question 42 :-  ViewBag vs ViewModel whats the best practice?

In this part we have discussed below ASP.NET Interview Questions on TempData :-

  • Question 43  :- Explain tempdata ?

  • Question 44  :- Can tempdata persist across action redirects ?

  • Question 45  :- How is tempdata different from viewdata ?

  • Question 46  :- If tempdata is read is it available for next request ?

  • Question 47  :- How to persist tempdata ?

  • Question 48  :- What does Keep do in tempdata ?

  • Question 49  :- Explain Peek in tempdata ?

  • Question 50  :- How is tempdata different from session variables ?

  • Question 51  :- If i restart the server does tempdata,session stay ?

  • Question 52  :- Is tempdata private to a user ?

  • Question 53  :- ViewData vs ViewBag vs Tempdata vs Session variables?

In this part we have discussed below ASP.NET Interview Questions on WebAPI & REST :-

  • Question 54  :- What is  WebAPI ?

  • Question 55  :- What is the advantage of WebAPI ?

  • Question 56  :- Explain REST and Architectural constraints of REST?

  • Question 57  :- Can we use  TCPIP protocol with Web API?

  • Question 58  :- How WebAPI different from MVC controller ?

  • Question 59  :- What is content negotiations in Web API ?

  • Question 60  :- WebAPI vs WCF ?

  • Question 61  :- WCF REST vs WebAPI REST ?

  • Question 62  :- How to return HTTP status codes ?

  • Question 63  :- For error which status code is returned ?

  • Question 64  :- How did you secure your web API ?

  • Question 65  :- How do current JS frameworks work with webAPI ?

  • Question 66 :- How does  Token based Authentication works?

  • Question 67 :- Why is it called JWT Token?

  • Question 68 :- Explain the 3 sections of JWT Token?

  • Question 69 :- What are Identity and claims ?

  • Question 70 :- Differentiate between Authentication VS Authorization ?

  • Question 71 :  Claims vs Roles ?

  • Question 72 :- Principal vs Identity

  • Question 73 :- Can we put critical information in JWT Token ?

  • Question 74 :- How do you create JWT Token in MVC ?

  • Question 75 :- What HTTP status code do you send for unauthorized access ?

  • Question 76 :- Where is Token Checked in ASP.NET MVC ?

  • Question 77 :- What is use of Authorize Attribute ?

  • Question 78 :- How did you implement JWT token security ?

  • Question 79 :- How do we send tokens  from Client Side ?

  • Question 80 :- From Javascript, Jquery, Angular etc , How is token passed ?

  • Question 81 :- Increase UX experience in Mobile apps to avoid relogin ?

  • Question 82 :- What are refresh tokens ?

  • Question 83 :- How does Refresh token work ?

  • Question 84 :- Access tokens vs Refresh Tokens ?

  • Question 85 :- Whose expiry time is more Access tokens or Refresh tokens?

  • Question 86 :- Explain revocation of Refresh token  ?

  • Question 87 :- How to extract Principal from a Token ?

  • Question 88 :- What is the best practice to store tokens at client side?

  • Question 89 :- If we store JWT in cookie how to save from XX attacks?

  • Question 90 :- What OAUTH  and OpenID ?

  • Question 91 :- When should we use what?

  • Question 92 :- What is Identity Server?

  • Question 93 :- How to achieve single sign on ?

  • Question 94 :- What are scopes in Identity Server ?

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Covers session management, including cookies, viewdata, viewbag, and tempdata, which are essential concepts for ASP.NET MVC developers
Explores JWT tokens, principal, claims, roles, refresh tokens, OpenID, and OAuth, which are crucial for modern web application security
Discusses dependency injection, middleware, and other core concepts, which are frequently asked about in ASP.NET interviews
Examines Web API and REST architectural constraints, which are important for building modern web services with ASP.NET MVC
Requires familiarity with ASP.NET MVC Core, as it focuses on interview questions related to this specific framework
Includes questions about Kestrel, which is a cross-platform web server, but may not be relevant if the target job uses IIS

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Comprehensive asp.net mvc interview preparation

According to learners, this course is highly effective for preparing for ASP.NET MVC job interviews. Students particularly appreciate the clear and direct answers provided for a wide range of common technical questions, including topics like Dependency Injection, Session management, WebAPI/REST, and JWT Tokens. Many found the structured question-and-answer format and code demonstrations very helpful in solidifying their understanding and building confidence. While the course covers numerous key areas, some reviewers felt certain advanced topics could benefit from more in-depth exploration or coverage of the latest framework updates.
Includes useful code demonstrations.
"The code examples for implementing concepts were very helpful and practical."
"Seeing the code behind the explanations really solidified my understanding."
"The demonstrations made it easier to grasp how to apply the concepts in a real project."
"I could follow along with the code demos to reinforce the answers."
Covers a wide array of relevant ASP.NET concepts.
"The course covers a good range of topics from basic MVC architecture to more advanced security."
"I was surprised by the depth of coverage on Session management and TempData differences."
"Getting questions on WebAPI and JWT tokens answered clearly was very valuable."
"It touches upon most of the areas commonly asked about in ASP.NET interviews."
Concepts are explained simply and effectively.
"The instructor explains complex topics like Dependency Injection and JWT very clearly."
"Explanations were easy to follow, even for concepts I wasn't entirely familiar with."
"I appreciated the concise and understandable way the answers were presented."
"The demos helped visualize the concepts discussed in the Q&A format."
Highly relevant for interview preparation.
"This course is exactly what I needed for interview prep. It covers all the common questions with clear explanations."
"Great resource to brush up on core concepts before a job interview. Helped me feel much more confident."
"The question and answer format is perfect for interview readiness. It's direct and covers the points hiring managers ask about."
"I was struggling to articulate some concepts; this course gave me the language and confidence to answer well."
Could use more depth on some advanced topics.
"While great for breadth, some topics could use a more in-depth explanation for senior roles."
"I wished there were more examples or deeper dives into complex scenarios for some questions."
"Coverage of newer .NET Core features or architectural patterns felt somewhat basic."
"Could use more coverage on optimization, testing, or specific framework internals."

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in ASP.NET MVC Interview Questions with Answers with these activities:
Review ASP.NET Fundamentals
Solidify your understanding of ASP.NET fundamentals to better grasp the interview questions and answers covered in the course.
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  • Review the basics of .NET and C#.
  • Understand the ASP.NET request lifecycle.
  • Familiarize yourself with common .NET data structures.
Pro ASP.NET MVC 5
Review 'Pro ASP.NET MVC 5' to gain a deeper understanding of the ASP.NET MVC framework and its features.
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  • Read the chapters relevant to the course topics.
  • Try the code examples in the book.
  • Take notes on key concepts and best practices.
Implement Dependency Injection
Practice implementing dependency injection in ASP.NET MVC to reinforce your understanding of this core concept.
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  • Create a simple ASP.NET MVC project.
  • Define interfaces for your services.
  • Implement the services using dependency injection.
  • Register the services in Startup.cs.
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ASP.NET Core in Action
Study 'ASP.NET Core in Action' to learn about the latest features and best practices in ASP.NET Core development.
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  • Read the chapters on ASP.NET Core fundamentals.
  • Experiment with the code examples provided.
  • Compare the concepts with those covered in the course.
Blog Post: Session Management
Write a blog post explaining different session management techniques in ASP.NET MVC to solidify your knowledge and share it with others.
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  • Research different session management techniques.
  • Write a clear and concise explanation of each technique.
  • Include code examples to illustrate each technique.
  • Publish your blog post online.
Build a RESTful API
Develop a RESTful API using ASP.NET Web API to gain practical experience with API design and implementation.
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  • Design the API endpoints and data models.
  • Implement the API controllers and actions.
  • Implement authentication and authorization.
  • Test the API using Postman or a similar tool.
Create a JWT Authentication Demo
Build a working demo of JWT authentication in an ASP.NET Core API to solidify your understanding of token-based security.
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  • Set up an ASP.NET Core Web API project.
  • Install the necessary JWT packages.
  • Implement the authentication logic.
  • Create endpoints that require authentication.
  • Test the authentication flow.

Career center

Learners who complete ASP.NET MVC Interview Questions with Answers will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
ASP.NET Developer
An ASP.NET developer specializes in creating applications using the ASP.NET framework. This course on ASP.NET MVC interview questions is highly relevant, providing focused preparation for job interviews. The course is full of common interview topics specific to ASP.NET MVC, including its architecture, middleware, and session management. It is designed to help you explain these concepts clearly and accurately. ASP.NET developers need a deep understanding of the framework and this course helps build a strong foundation for one who wants to become an expert in development, focusing on the core concepts and practical applications of the ASP.NET MVC framework.
Backend Developer
Backend developers work on the server-side logic of web applications, often using technologies such as ASP.NET MVC. This course is tailored to improve your interview performance by drilling down on key concepts in ASP.NET MVC commonly asked during interviews. A backend developer needs to be fluent in session management, dependency injection, and understanding how the framework functions internally, which this course tackles directly. The course’s focus on Web API and security measures such as JWT token authentication are vital for a backend developer. It may prove useful for backend developers to review the knowledge covered here to solidify their understanding of building application backends.
Web Application Developer
A web application developer builds and maintains web-based software using technologies like ASP.NET MVC. This course on ASP.NET MVC interview questions will directly help you in the interview process for such a role. The course teaches about fundamental aspects of ASP.NET MVC, such as its architecture, the use of middleware, and how to manage sessions. These are all core concepts for web application developers. Given the course's focus on interview preparation, it specifically helps you articulate your understanding of these topics. This course can help developers with topics like dependency injection and REST API design that will be useful during the entire software development lifecycle.
Web Services Developer
Web services developers build and maintain application programming interfaces, or APIs, using technologies such as ASP.NET Web API. This interview-focused course is directly relevant, as it includes sections on Web API and REST architectural constraints. A web services developer must be well versed in these concepts. The course covers how to handle content negotiation and return HTTP status codes, vital for API development. The focus on JWT tokens for authentication also helps to prepare a web services developer for securing their APIs. This is a great course for web services developers looking to brush up before an interview or learn new skills.
Software Developer
A software developer creates applications using languages such as C# and frameworks such as ASP.NET MVC. This course prepares you for technical interviews by covering frequently asked questions about ASP.NET MVC, including its architecture, dependency injection, and session management. Understanding how to explain these concepts, as taught in the course, is crucial for landing a software developer role. This course focuses on the specific knowledge that employers are likely to probe. Specifically the course addresses topics useful for back end developers such as Web API, REST, and token based authorization. This focus will help developers stand out from other candidates during the interview process.
Full-Stack Developer
Full stack developers handle both the front-end and back-end of web applications. While this course focuses on the backend with ASP.NET MVC, it covers crucial concepts necessary for a full stack developer. The course directly assists in interview preparation by covering essential topics like MVC architecture, dependency injection, and session management. Additionally, with modules covering Web API and token-based authentication, this course gives a full stack developer the back-end knowledge they need. Success in interviewing for a full stack developer role requires a solid understanding of the backend, and this course helps in that regard.
Technical Lead
A technical lead leads a development team and must have a thorough understanding of the technologies used, including ASP.NET MVC. This course is useful as a review before an interview and to solidify a technical lead's understanding of the topic. This course covers common technical interview questions on ASP.NET MVC, like its architecture, dependency injection, and session management. A technical lead must be able to explain and guide their team on these concepts. In addition, understanding topics like Web API and security, covered in the course, helps technical leads make well-informed decisions on projects. This course helps technical leads communicate essential concepts to their team.
Application Architect
An application architect designs the structure of software applications, often making high-level decisions about technologies and frameworks, including ASP.NET MVC. This course helps application architects who want deepen their understanding of implementation details. This course covers essential topics like dependency injection, middleware, and session management within ASP.NET MVC. The course facilitates a deeper understanding of these concepts, which are often discussed during architectural design choices and the technologies used. While architects often work at a higher level, a strong knowledge of how these technologies work also helps in making sound technical decisions.
Solutions Architect
A solutions architect designs the overall architecture of a system in collaboration with other teams and stakeholders. This course on ASP.NET MVC interview questions helps solutions architects better understand the specific details of a solution that might involve ASP.NET MVC. Such expertise can be vital in making decisions. The course covers details such as dependency injection, middleware, and session management. While solutions architects create solutions at a high level, understanding the nuances of ASP.NET MVC can help with more accurate and practical designs. Understanding the security aspects of the framework, such as JWT token authentication, can improve the architect's ability to create more secure systems.
Technology Consultant
Technology consultants advise clients on the best use of technology, which can include ASP.NET MVC. This course on ASP.NET MVC interview questions helps consultants to articulate how to best use the platform. This course can help a technology consultant get up to speed on the most important concepts. The course delves into the details of the framework, its architecture, and how to utilize features such as dependency injection and middleware. Consultants need a solid grasp on the technical underpinnings of a framework. In particular the sections on Web APIs and token based authentication are relevant for a technology consultant.
System Analyst
A system analyst analyzes technology systems and their suitability for business needs, which might include systems built with ASP.NET MVC. This course can help system analysts assess the capabilities of the platform, and to communicate the technical capabilities to business users. This course goes over the technical details of ASP.NET MVC, including its architecture, dependency injection, and session management. It also covers topics like Web API and token-based authentication. A system analyst with a deeper understanding of these topics can make better recommendations to business stakeholders. While this role is not that of an engineer, the knowledge here can help with requirements gathering and communicating system functionality.
DevOps Engineer
DevOps engineers are responsible for automating and managing the infrastructure and deployment of applications. This course may be useful for a DevOps engineer because it includes information about the server Kestrel and reverse proxies. This course on ASP.NET MVC interview questions does not directly deal with deployment or infrastructure. However, it does help to understand how the application works, which can be useful when setting up infrastructure and resolving system issues. DevOps engineers may find the information useful when building pipelines or troubleshooting bugs related to MVC applications after an interview.
Database Administrator
Database administrators, or DBAs, manage the databases that often support applications built with ASP.NET MVC. This course on ASP.NET MVC interview questions may be useful for DBAs because its information enables them to better understand the needs of the applications. While the course doesn’t delve into database administration, understanding the technology stack used by developers is important. This course goes over several areas including session management and data storage that can impact the database. A DBA might be able to use the information presented here to better understand the needs of developers.
Quality Assurance Engineer
Quality assurance engineers, also known as QA engineers, are responsible for testing software systems, and this might include applications built with ASP.NET MVC. This course may be useful if QA engineers need to use the system or communicate with developers about issues. The course focuses on core concepts such as middleware, dependency injection and session management that can help QA engineer understand how the system works. It does not cover QA processes or tools directly. However, it provides a basic understanding of the system so that a QA engineer can provide feedback and work with a technical team during a project's lifecycle. This knowledge will be helpful when communicating with developers during the testing process.
Technical Writer
A technical writer creates documentation for software systems. This course may be useful for technical writers who need to document systems built with ASP.NET MVC. The course covers key areas of the framework, including its architecture, middleware, and session management. A technical writer who has a better understanding of the technology can more accurately and completely document the technical details of a system. While this role is not that of an engineer, a strong understanding of the underlying tech can make them more effective, especially for documentation aimed at developers.

Reading list

We've selected two books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in ASP.NET MVC Interview Questions with Answers.
Offers a practical and in-depth guide to building web applications with ASP.NET Core. It covers topics such as dependency injection, middleware, and security. It is valuable for understanding the latest features and best practices in ASP.NET Core development. This book adds more depth to the course by providing real-world examples and detailed explanations.
Provides a comprehensive guide to ASP.NET MVC 5, covering all aspects of the framework. It useful reference for understanding the underlying concepts and best practices. It is particularly helpful for those who want to deepen their knowledge beyond the interview questions covered in the course. This book is commonly used as a textbook at academic institutions.

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