.NET Core 7: ApiController, FromBody, FromForm, and FromHeader Attributes difference Explained
In this comprehensive video, you will learn about the ApiController, FromBody, FromForm, and FromHeader attributes in .NET Core 7. These attributes are used to bind data to action parameters in ASP.NET Core Web APIs. The ApiController attribute is applied to controllers to indicate that they are Web APIs. This attribute enables several features that are specific to Web APIs, such as implicit and explicit model binding and response formatting. The FromBody, FromForm, and FromHeader attributes are used to specify the source of the data for action parameters. The FromBody attribute specifies that the data should be bound from the request body. The FromForm attribute specifies that the data should be bound from a form field. The FromHeader attribute specifies that the data should be bound from an HTTP header. This video will explain each of these attributes in detail and provide examples of how to use them. You will also learn about the best practices for using these attributes.
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