Web API Controller Naming conventions - Guest appearance of the Hulk

This Series is about building C# Fullstack Web Applications in ASP.NET using ASP MVC, Web API, the Entity Framework and a MS SQL Database.

In this, the fourth part of the Series, the focus will be on using ASP Web API to create a Rest service that can be used by the MVC Application we already build.
We will focus on we can use the ASP.NET Web API, to create a REST API that can provide a access point to our data so the MVC Application can get it.
By doing this we will create a 2 Tier setup instead of the current MVC Application where we only have 1 Tier. The benefit of this will also be explained in the series.

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Before you take the 4. part of the course you may wanna look at:
Part 1 - C# Basics:

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And Part 3 - Basics of Entity Framework in ASP.NET MVC:

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[maxchu]

Except, you can't have 2 method with the same name and same type/quantity of parameters in a single class in C#. You can only overload the method if their parameters is different.
This is invalid:
[HttpGet]
public IHttpActionResult Wish(int id){}
[HttpDelete]
public IHttpActionResult Wish(int id){}