How does the "Controller" in the MVC design pattern typically receive user input in ASP.NET Core?
- Through URL Parameters
- Through the View
- Through HTTP Request
- Through Model Binding
The "Controller" in the MVC design pattern typically receives user input in ASP.NET Core through HTTP requests. It listens to incoming HTTP requests, extracts user input data from the request, and then processes it to determine the appropriate action to take.
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