In a simple statement if I want to define an ASP.NET MVC controller then I can say that it has classes which are responsible for receiving and processing incoming requests, handling client input, and sending response back to the client. Controllers also act as a coordinator between Model (Business) and View (Presentation). ASP.NET MVC framework itself create controller object at run time. Only prerequisite is controller class must have a parameter less constructor. But if you need to pass some objects with constructor then what will happen? Simply framework failed to create controller object. In that scenario we need to create controller object by our self and injection dependency there.
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