Return JSON Object from API Controller

Return JSON Object from API Controller ASP.Net C# (MVC)

public IHttpActionResult GetNotification()

        {

            UserRepository ob = new UserRepository();

            List<NotificationAPIModel> data = new List<NotificationAPIModel>();

            data = ob.GetNotificationAPI("0", "2");

Answer : M1-R4: IT TOOLS & BUSINESS SYSTEMS Jan-2018

Answer  : M1-R4: IT TOOLS & BUSINESS SYSTEMS Jan-2018

1. Multiple Choice

1.1 : A
1.2 : A
1.3 : C
1.4 : A

Solved : M1-R4: IT TOOLS & BUSINESS SYSTEMS Jan-2018

Solved : M1-R4: IT TOOLS & BUSINESS SYSTEMS Jan-2018

1. Each question below gives a multiple choice of answers. Choose the most appropriate  one and enter in the “OMR” answer sheet supplied with the question paper, following instructions therein. (1x10)

1.1 : Binary equivalent of (53.625)10 is .

A)  (110101.101)2 B)  (111101.001)2

C)  (110111.100)2 D)  (100101.101)2

Answer

1.2 : FAT stands for________

A) File Allocation Table

B) Folder Allocation Table

C) Folder Allocation Transition

D) File Allocation Transition

Answer

1.3 : ____ operation of file or folder is required to move location of file or folder.

A) Copy followed by Paste

B) Cut followed by Paste

C) Move followed by Paste

D) Change location

Answer

Delete File C# ASP.Net

JS

function DeleteImage(path)

{

    if (confirm('Are you sure to delete this Image')) {

        var Userobj =

           {

           }

        $.ajax({

            url: '/WebsiteAdmin/DeleteAssociateImage?path=' + path,

            type: "POST",

            contentType: false, // Not to set any content header 

            processData: false, // Not to process data 

            data: JSON.stringify(Userobj),

            success: function (result) {

                //Update Extension

                if (result.sMessage == "1") {

                    alert("Image deleted Successfully");

                    location.reload();