Asp.net and c#

In this tutorial, we introduce an important feature of all ASP.NET applications ASP.NET MVC Routing call. The ASP.NET routing module is responsible for assigning incoming requests particular browser MVC controller actions. At the end of this tutorial, you will understand how the standard routing table maps requests to controller actions. Using the default route table When you create a new ASP.NET MVC, the application is configured to use ASP.NET Routing. ASP.NET routing is configured in two places. First, ASP.NET routing is enabled on the file from the Web application configuration (Web.config file). There are four sections in the configuration file that are relevant for routing: the system.web section. httpModules, section system.web.httpHandlers, system.webserver.modules section and section system.webserver.handlers. Be careful not to delete these sections, because without these sections routing no longer work. Second, and most importantly, a routing table is created in the a