Three ways to pass values to the view of the MVC controller

1. Providing a view model object
You can pass an object to the view as a parameter of the view method.
Public ViewResult Index ()
{
DateTime date = DateTime.Now;
return View (date);
}
We then use the Razor model keyword in the view to access the object
@{
Viewbag.title = "Index";
}
The day is: @ ((DateTime) Model). DayOfWeek)
or a
@model DateTime
@{
Viewbag.title = "Index";
}
The day is: @Model. DayOfWeek

2. Passing Data using ViewBag (view pack)
View Bag allows you to define any property on a dynamic object and access it in a view. This dynamic object can be accessed through the Controller.viewbag property.
Public ViewResult Index ()
{
Viewbag.message = "Hello";
Viewbag.date = DateTime.Now;
return View ();
}
@{
Viewbag.title = "Index";
}
The day is: @ViewBag. Date.dayofweek
<p/>
The message is: @ViewBag. Message

3. Passing data using view data
Before MVC3.0, the main way to pass data is by using the Viewdatadictionary class instead of a dynamic object. The Viewdatadictionary class is similar to the standard "key/value" collection and is
The ViewData property of the controller class is accessed. This method requires that the object be converted in the view.
In the controller:
Public ViewResult Index ()
{
viewdata["Message"] = "Hello";
viewdata["Date"] = DateTime.Now;
return View ();
}
In the View:
@{
Viewbag.title = "Index";
}
The day is: @ (((DateTime) viewdata["Date"). DayOfWeek)
<p/>
The message is: @ViewData ["Message"]

Three ways to pass values to the view of the MVC controller