How to implement online assessment application in ASP.NET MVC using angular js

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Hi,

I want to implement one online assessment application in ASP.NET MVC using Angular Js.

I want to use Entity Framework for data object model purpose.

Can i do it create one WEBAPI for get,post,put and delete the questions and bind that to My html controls in single application?

I am new to this environment.

Please suggest me one sample application to achieve this task.

I want user page,Questions page and Result page.

What I have tried:

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Posted 4-Feb-18 23:06pm

TarunKumarSusarapu

Updated 5-Feb-18 6:53am

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Richard MacCutchan 5-Feb-18 5:11am

The short answer is: write the code. But if you need specific help, then please provide specific details.

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Nathan Minier · Answer 1 · 2018-02-05T06:53:00

So what you're talking about really isn't an MVC.NET application, but a WebAPI 2 backed, Angular-driven Single-Page Application(SPA). You can absolutely do this, and you can even pull templates for it down from NuGet, such as Hot Towel[^].

You can google "webapi angular spa" and get tons of samples and how-to's that will allow you to tailor the Angular version to your needs; I'm not going to assume what your comfort zone is there.