Create Pages in ASP.NET and distribute Controller

so you can handle via same Controller but use different views. Ex-

public void RenderPage()
{
switch (authorization)
{
    case "Admin":
               return View("admin");

    case "Public":
               return View("admin");
  case "Employees":
               return View("employee");
}

}


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One quick question:

Are pages separate for all these 3 parties
- Public
- Admin
- Employees 

OR
- Same pages but depending upon Public | Employee | Admin pages will render different content?

In MVC each controller ideally has corresponding Model & View.

So, employee.cshtml has EmployeeController and Employee (Model) kinda structure.

Now, what do you want to see as public/private split, can you please elaborate by expanding above Employee example?

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