In ASP.NET MVC, a ViewResult
represents the result of rendering a view to be sent to the client. When a controller action method returns a ViewResult
, the MVC framework looks for a view with the same name as the action method and renders it. The resulting HTML is then sent to the client.
Here's an example of how to return a ViewResult
from a controller action method:
public ActionResult Index()
{
// Do some work to get data
var data = GetData();
// Pass the data to the view and return the ViewResult
return View(data);
}
In this example, the Index
action method does some work to get data and then passes that data to the view using the View
method. The View
method takes the name of the view as a parameter (in this case, "Index") and the data to be passed to the view. The View
method returns a ViewResult
, which the MVC framework then renders to HTML and sends to the client.
Note that there are other types of ActionResult
that can be returned from a controller action method in ASP.NET MVC, such as RedirectResult
, JsonResult
, and FileResult
.
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