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kevin hudson
Courses Plus Student 11,987 PointsI'm trying to understand /ComicBooks/Detail URL
Where is the ComicBooks coming from? I know about the Detail that it's from the Detail() method but I can't find the reference to ComicBooks
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Steven Parker
230,688 PointsYour thinking is right on track with where the course is going, you're just getting ahead of things a bit.
The "ComicBooks" part of the URL identifies the controller (the name with "Controller" removed). This will be covered in the next video, Overview of URL Routing.