Explain Custom Model Binding and when it is required.

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Answer

Custom Model Binding is used when default binding cannot map request data to models correctly.

Typical use cases:

  • Non-standard data formats.
  • Combining multiple values into a single complex object.
  • Parsing custom header or route patterns.

Implementing IModelBinder or using custom attributes provides full control over how request data is translated into .NET types.

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