Views In Asp.Net MVC Tutorial with Example

Views In Asp.Net MVC


Asp.Net MVC Tutorials about views. Views are stored in the views folder with the same name as the controller in the controller folder. Every View derived from WebViewPage class in System.Web.MVC namespace. Asp.net MVC supports the Razor View Engine with the extension of .cshtml. Views are used to display the data from the model with the help of the controller. The controller takes the income HTTP request and renders the specified View with data to the browser.


Asp.Net MVC Views


How to create Views in Asp.Net MVC. Open Visual Studio click on File --> New --> Projects. and give the name as all tech geeks.


Asp.Net MVC Views all tech geeks

Next, select the Empty option form top pan and click MVC checkbox, and click ok Button.

Asp.Net MVC Views all tech geeks

You get the application structure and as shown below image and right-click on the controller add controller name.
Asp.Net MVC Views all tech geeks
with views in the views folder and no classes in controllers
                                           
                                           
Asp.Net MVC Views all tech geeks
Right-click on Controller

Asp.Net MVC Views all tech geeks
Give the name to the controller

Finally, the controller is created, and also a view folder is created in the view folder as sown below.

Asp.Net MVC Views all tech geeks

Now Add the view for controller right-click on action result Index. give the name the same as the action result name to view also.
asp.net MVC view

Now .chhtml file will be generated and run the .cshtml file find out pt in the browser.

asp.net MVC view
Index.cshtml file

asp.net MVC view
This is the output asp.net MVC view


Asp.net MVC uses the Razor view engine and generates the .cshtml files. Razor view means combining the Server side code (C# code) with HTML code. here we are using the @ character at server-side code. in asp.net we are using <% %>. but in asp.net MVC @ character reduces the time to develop the application.

Example code for Razor

@{
    ViewBag.Title = "Index";
    }

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