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1. Minimal APIs provide extension methods such as MapGet, MapPost, MapPut, and MapDelete to configure the HTTP pipeline and map specific HTTP requests to delegates.
2. Yes, we can use middleware with Minimal APIs, just like any other ASP.NET Core application.
3. Minimal APIs support various binding sources, including Route, Query, Header, Body, Form, and Services.
4. The methods in the Results class return IResult, while those in TypedResults return a typed implementation of the IResult interface. This difference is significant because the API Explorer can automatically discover the API contract from the typed results (TypedResults methods) but not from the generic IResult interface (Results methods).
5. Endpoint filters allow encapsulation and reuse of cross-cutting logic across endpoints. For example, they’re helpful for input validation, logging, exception handling, and promoting code reusability.

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