How can I handle model binding errors in ASP.NET?

How can I handle model binding errors in ASP.NET?

You can handle model binding errors in ASP.NET by using the ModelState.IsValid property to check for validation errors.

What should I do if the model state is invalid?

If the model state is invalid, you can return the user to the form with error messages or log the errors for debugging.

Can I customize the error messages?

Yes, you can customize error messages by using data annotations in your model or by implementing a custom validation attribute.

Is there a way to handle errors globally?

Yes, you can use middleware to handle errors globally in your ASP.NET application, allowing for centralized error management.