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I might have gone too far, but it reads clearer for me...
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@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ Routing uses *routes* (implementations of `IRouter`) to:
* generate URLs used in responses
Generally an app has a single collection of routes. The route collection is processed in order. Requests look for a match in the route collection by . Responses use routing to generate URLs (for example, for redirection).
Generally, an app has a single collection of routes. When a request arrives, the route collection is processed in order. The incoming request looks for a route that matches the request URL by calling the `RouteAsync` method on each available route in the route collection. By contrast, a response can use routing to generate URLs (for example, for redirection or links) based on route information, and thus avoid having to hard-code URLs, which helps maintenability.
Routing is connected to the [middleware](middleware.md) pipeline by the `RouterMiddleware` class. [ASP.NET MVC](../mvc/overview.md) adds routing to the middleware pipeline as part of its configuration. To learn about using routing as a standalone component, see [using-routing-middleware](#using-routing-middleware).