What is actually a ViewBag point?

Question

In an ideal "hello world," you need to pass a strongly typed model back to the view.

return View(MyModel);

If everything gets sticky, we can create

ViewModel

return View(MyViewModel);

ex.

Myviewmodel

• Mymodel
• Foo

I can avoid creating the whole ViewModel

and partially use ViewBag.

ViewBag.Foo = Foo;
return View(MyModel);

I understand that I will lose some strongly typed functions

(e.g. Intellisense)

in my view for this ViewBag.

Is this approach sloppy? vs MVC mean?

If so, what is the actual ViewBag point?

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