Filters, Areas, and Configuration

1. What is the primary purpose of authorization filters in an ASP.NET application?

To handle exceptions during action execution To log auditing information To manage user access to actions To modify the results of actions

2. How should you correctly specify links when working with areas in ASP.NET MVC?

Omit the area attribute to use default routing Always include the area attribute in cross-area links Use the area attribute only for routing issues Controllers should never be referenced within areas

3. What is the recommended way to manage configuration settings in different environments?

Use a single configuration file for all environments Hard-code settings directly in the application Override defaults with environment-specific JSON files Only use environment variables without any JSON files

4. What is a key rule regarding sensitive information in public sector applications?

Store all secrets in source control for convenience Keep sensitive information in environment variables or User Secrets Use plain text files to store connection strings Ensure that secrets are available in the application code

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