Difference Between RenderPartial and RenderAction in Asp.Net MVC
RenderPartial and RenderAction are two methods in the ASP.NET MVC (Model-View-Controller) framework that allow you to include partial views or action results in a view. A partial view is a reusable component that can be rendered inside a view or layout page. It is typically used to display a piece of reusable UI, such as a login form or a shopping cart summary. Partial views are defined as regular views, but they are not associated with a layout page and cannot be called directly by a URL. RenderPartial is a method of the HtmlHelper class that allows you to include a partial view in a view or layout page. It takes the name of the partial view as an argument and returns an MvcHtmlString object that represents the rendered partial view. RenderAction is a method of the Controller class that allows you to execute an action method and include the action result in a view or layout page. It takes the name of the action method and the name of the controller as arguments and re...