# Routing in ASP.NET Core

Routing in ASP.NET Core: Conventional and Attribute Routing, Route Values and the Query String.

Updated: November 3, 2026

1. [Conventional and Attribute Routing](https://www.ask-codey.com/lessons/routing-in-aspnet-core-conventional-and-attribute-routing) (Journeyman): Conventional routing builds every address from one pattern; attribute routing gives each action its own address with \[Route\] and \[HttpGet\]. Constraints such as {id:int} decide which addresses match.
2. [Route Values and the Query String](https://www.ask-codey.com/lessons/routing-in-aspnet-core-route-values-and-the-query-string) (Journeyman): Values reach an action from the route (/products/7) or the query string (?page=2). Choose which with the address's meaning, give optional values defaults, and use \[FromRoute\] and \[FromQuery\] to be explicit.

Source: https://www.ask-codey.com/courses/csharp-full-stack-bootcamp/topics/routing-in-aspnet-core