You're learning about ASP.NET Core and come across the term "middleware." What role does middleware play in the processing of a web request?
- Authenticating users
- Handling HTTP requests and responses
- Rendering HTML templates
- Running unit tests
Middleware in ASP.NET Core plays a critical role in processing web requests. It sits between the web server and your application, allowing you to handle HTTP requests and responses. Each middleware component can perform tasks like routing, authentication, logging, and more.
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