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ASP Net Route Attribut vs httpget

Route is method unspecific, whereas HttpGet obviously implies that only GET requests will be accepted. Generally, you want to use the specific attributes: HttpGet, HttpPost, etc. Route should be used mostly on controllers to specify the base path for all actions in that controller. The one exception is if you're creating routes for exception handling / status code pages. Then, you should use Route on those actions, since requests via multiple methods could potentially be routed there.