To create a HTTP server with a PATCH route in C#, you can use the HttpListener class, which is built into the .NET Framework. The HttpListener class allows you to create an HTTP server that listens for incoming HTTP requests, and then respond to them accordingly.
Here is an example code for creating a HTTP server with a PATCH route in C#:
main.cs1544 chars48 linesIn this example, we create an HttpListener instance listening on http://localhost:8080/. We then continuously listen for incoming HTTP requests using a while loop. If the incoming request is a PATCH request, we call the HandlePatchRequest method, which sends a response indicating that a PATCH request was received. Otherwise, we send a response indicating that the HTTP method is unsupported.
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