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@ -515,7 +515,9 @@ In the next edition, I will add a warning, as shown in the following note:
# Page 586 - Creating a Razor class library, Page 587 - Implementing a partial view to show a single employee
In these sections you create two files named `Employees.cshtml` and `_Employee.cshtml`. To make it clearer how they are related, what they do, and what their names mean, in the next edition, I will tell the reader to create the partial view that shows a single employee first and keep its name as `_Employee.cshtml`. Then I will tell the reader to create the Razor Page that uses that partial view but name it `EmployeesList.cshtml`.
In these sections you create two files named `Employees.cshtml` and `_Employee.cshtml`. I think the order that these files are created and the similarity of their names can confuse some readers. I will start this section with more explanation about what the reader is about to do i.e. create a Razor Page and a partial view, and that the Razor Page will use the partial view.
To make it clearer how they are related, what they do, and what their names mean, in the next edition, I will tell the reader to create the partial view that shows a single employee first and keep its name as `_Employee.cshtml`. Then I will tell the reader to create the Razor Page that uses that partial view but name it `EmployeesList.cshtml`.
# Page 601 - Setting up an ASP.NET Core MVC website