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Our web app now has a user registration
page that allows users to register by

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creating a new account.

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But we don't have a way for
them to return later, and

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sign in using their existing account.

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In this section, we'll resolve that issue
by adding support for user sign in and

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sign out.

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Our user Sign In page will be
what you might expect it to be,

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a simple form that prompts the user for
their username and password.

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Once they successfully sign in, they'll
be redirected back to the homepage.

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When the user has completed their session,

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they can click the Sign Out
button to sign out.

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In this section we'll start with
adding support for sign-in and

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sign-out by updating
the account controller class

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with the necessary action methods, and
we'll add a new view model and view.

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We'll keep our code organized and tidy by
refactoring the menu into a partial view.

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Then we'll update the menu partial view,
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that it displays the current
user's identity.

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And finally, we'll wrap up the section
by seeing how we can restrict

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access to specific routes in our web app,
so that users are required to sign in.

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Are you ready?

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Let's get started.