C# ExamplesLesson 39Free preview
C# Server
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Summary
C# is not limited to console programs; with the Core, C# became the foundation of web applications and server-side APIs. The server receives a request from the client, processes it, and then sends a response in the form of JSON, HTML, or a file. An asynchronous model with await supports handling many requests efficiently without blocking threads.
Key points
- Core is the official web framework for building APIs and sites in C#. (.NET)
- The minimal API model allows creating endpoints in only a few rows of code.
- Requests contain client data, responses contain server responses in the form of status codes and bodies.
- The async and await keywords allow servers to serve multiple clients without blocking threads.
- On the console side, HttpClient is often used to test and call the endpoint API.
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