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this is part 2 degree of asp.net Web API tutorial in this video we'll discuss how to generate links using route claims in a speed or net web api let us understand this with an example let's slip to visual studio at the moment we've got a very simple students controller here we've got a static list of students collection and a method which is going to return student by ID now let's add a post method which is going to create a new student for us this method is going to return us HTTP response message the name of the method is post and to this method we pass the student object that we want to create and this student object all we are going to do is add it to the static students list collection in a real world application we will be saving it to a database tables to an XML file etc but to keep this example simple we are just going to add it to the static list of students collection that we have once the student item is successfully created we have to send back item created status code to...