ASP.NET MVC Get and Post request?

Yes, In web forms first request is by default is get request then post request. generally we get the from then
fill the form ---> finally submit to server.

asp.net engine---> no need to specify the action method in <form> tag. on render server will send the method name and postback form name. ---> once see the view source. // implictly done by asp.net engine

<form id="form1" action="Default.aspx" method="post">

</form>
yes, but comming asp.net mvc we need to specify the action and method names. in Every Controller we have

2 methods with same name--->

public ActionResult Create()

        {

            return View();           // method="GET"

        }

How asp.net mvc know when to use which method. by default we don't specify an attribute like [httpPost] then which consider as Get Action so first executes ---> Create method.

then after filling the form submit to server---> so

<input type="submit" value="Save" />----->Behaviour is POST

SO below POST method will be executed.

  [HttpPost]                                       // method="POST"

        public ActionResult Create(Employee collection)

        {

            try

            {

             

                conobj.emps.Add(collection);

                conobj.SaveChanges();

                return RedirectToAction("Index");

            }

            catch

            {

                return View();

            }

        }

as well at runtime above method is called like below:

How to make a view as Strongly --typed and how Model property works?

yes, when we creating view --as strongly types which generates  a code like

@model MvcthreeApplicationDemo.Models.Employee

here 

 Model represents current type(Employee) all properties belongs to Employee is accessable here.

in case of Create ---we creating single employee at a time so 

@model MvcthreeApplicationDemo.Models.Employee   // single employee only

In case of List ----we are returning multiple employes so

@model IEnumerable<MvcthreeApplicationDemo.Models.Employee>  // multiple employees