Views

1. ViewBag or ViewData

2. Dynamic type

3. Strongly typed view

- advantages - Intellisense

- Compile-time error checking

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1. ViewBag

in Controller page

public ActionResult Details(int id)

{

SampleDBContext db = new SampleDBContext();

Employee enployee = db.Employees.Single( x => x.Id == id);

ViewBag.EmployeeData = employee;

return View();

}

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in View page

@Html.DisplayName("FullName")

</div>

@ViewBag.EmployeeData.FullName

</div>

@Html.DisplayName("Gender")

</div>

@ViewBag.EmployeeData.Gender

</div>

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2. Dynamic type

in Controller page

public ActionResult Details(int id)

{

SampleDBContext db = new SampleDBContext();

Employee enployee = db.Employees.Single( x => x.Id == id);

return View(enployee );

}

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in View page

@model dynamic

@Html.DisplayName("FullName")

</div>

@Model.FullName

</div>

@Html.DisplayName("Gender")

</div>

@Model.Gender

</div>

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3. Strongly typed view

in Controller page

public ActionResult Details(int id)

{

SampleDBContext db = new SampleDBContext();

Employee enployee = db.Employees.Single( x => x.Id == id);

return View(enployee );

}

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in View page

@model MVCDemo.Models.Employee

@Html.DisplayName("FullName")

</div>

@Model.FullName

</div>

@Html.DisplayName("Gender")

</div>

@Model.Gender

</div>

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