An MVC Filter can only be applied as an Attribute above an Action or Controller

You are developing an ASP.NET MVC 2 application. A view contains a form that allows users to submit their first name. You need to display the value that is submitted, and you must ensure that your code avoids crosssite scripting. Which code segment should you use?

What type of filter should be used if you want to modify the result of an action method?

What is the advantage of InProc Session Storage over the other built-in methods?

The advantage of using read-only attribute for session state is:

Which property can you set on the BundleCollection class to indicate that you wish to enable support for CDN scripts or styles?

Which Razor construct is used to indicate a view is strongly-typed

When creating a data-entry view for new data, which two HTTP request verbs (methods) should you anticipate using to serve the form to the user and allow the user to submit the form?

What is the default view engine that comes with MVC3?

True or False: By default, all controller classes must be named by using the "Controller" suffix.

The order in which routes are defined matters.