Answer / Pushker Bhardwaj

WebGet is an attribute used in ASP.NET to create HTTP GET requests in a RESTful web service, while WebInvoke is a method that allows developers to specify HTTP verb (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) for a specific action within the service. The difference lies in their usage: WebGet is typically used for retrieving data from a resource (GET request), and WebInvoke can be used for creating, updating, or deleting resources using various HTTP verbs.

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