ASP.NET Core Practice Test
ASP.NET Core Practice Test: Desktop, mobile, and IoT devices via browsers and client apps such as iOS and Android apps Windows 10, Windows Server, or…
- Desktop, mobile, and IoT devices via browsers and client apps such as iOS and Android apps
- Windows 10, Windows Server, or SQL Server applications using a Microsoft Graph API
- Web applications running on the Kestrel webserver
ASP.NET Core Practice Test Questions
Prepare for the ASP.NET Core exam with our free practice test modules. Each quiz covers key topics to help you pass on your first try.
ASP.NET Core Authentication & Authorization
ASP.NET Core Exam Questions covering Authentication & Authorization. Master ASP.NET Core Test concepts for certification prep.
ASP.NET Core Configuration & Environments
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ASP.NET Core Configuration & Logging
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ASP.NET Core Dependency Injection
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ASP.NET Core Entity Framework Core
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ASP.NET Core Middleware & Pipeline
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ASP.NET Core Middleware & Request Pipeline
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ASP.NET Core validation DropdownList
The ASP.NET Core Dropdown List can be used to quickly replace HTML select tags. It has a rich design and lets users choose from a list of predetermined values a single non-editable value. Data binding, filtering, grouping, UI customization, accessibility, and preselected values are all included out of the box. The DropdownList is a flexible, easy to use control and can be used in many different scenarios. For example, you can use it to populate a drop-down or text box. Just bind an object property to the DataSource property of the DropdownList, and then set the SelectedValue to the desired value in your view model.
There are two ways to validate a DropDownList value:
1. Validation Rules
By adding validation properties to the input element, validation rules assist you in verifying the selected text. The ValidationRules property can be used to set this. You may use any of the built-in validation rules or create your own.
2. Messages of Validation
The ValidationMessage property allows you to create your own unique error message. Specify the corresponding annotation attribute followed by the message to display the error message.
The DropdownList allows you to bind an object property to the DataSource property of the DropDownList, and after that, set the SelectedValue to a value in your view model. If not set prior, the selected value will be initialized by default with a default option ''.
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