Handling POST, PUT and DELETE Requests with ASP.NET Core

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In this video, we are going to learn how to handle POST, PUT, and DELETE requests with ASP.NET Core Web API.

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VIDEO SUMMARY:
In the previous video, we handled different GET requests with the help of a DTO object. So, to complete the story with all the basic requests, in this video, we are going to show you how to handle the  POST, PUT, and DELETE requests.

As we said, this is a continuation of the previous video, so we are going to use the project from that video as a starter project for this one.

If you want to read about this topic and download the source code, you can visit our article on the Code Maze site. Also, don’t forget to watch the previous video because it will make it much easier to follow this one.