Route( controller ) c#

By using the new [controller] token in your attribute routes you can ensure 
that the controller name in the route, is kept in sync with the name of the 
controller class. In the example below, [controller] will always be expanded 
to the name of the controller regardless of any future refactorings – in this
case it will be Hello.

[Route("[controller]")] // there are placeholders for common patterns 
                           as [area], [controller], [action], etc.

[HttpGet("")] // empty is valid. url.com/prefix

[Route("")] // empty is valid. url.com/

[HttpGet("/otherprefix/name")] // starting with / won't use the route prefix

[HttpGet("name/{id}")]
public IActionResult Index(int id){ ... // id will bind from route param.

[HttpGet("{id:int:required}")] // you can add some simple matching rules too.

Source: stackoverflow.com

Similar codes

0 vote153 views1 answer
C# typeof
C#
1 vote145 views1 answer
C# method returns multiple values
C#
0 vote145 views1 answer
Access object property C#
C#
3 votes146 views1 answer
C# how to open file explorer
C#
1 vote141 views2 answers
C# how to call methods from another class
C#
0 vote216 views1 answer
How to start a webpage from a button c#
C#
1 vote154 views1 answer
C# color to console color
C#
0 vote141 views3 answers
C# open file for reading and writing
C#
3 votes129 views1 answer
Type is not marked as serializable.
C#
5 votes146 views1 answer
Letter at index of string c#
C#