ASP.NET MVC is a free and fully supported framework for building web applications that use the model-view-controller pattern.
Like : ASP.NET Web Forms,
ASP.NET MVC is built on top of the ASP.NET Framework. This means you can use
in ASP.NET MVC applications the same APIs for security, state management, membership, caching, and so on that you could use in traditional ASP.NET Web Forms applications.
[ 1 ] Model
The model in the MVC pattern represents the parts of the application that implement the data domain logic.
The operation of the model might come from the generation of classes representing objects in a data store such as a
database (for example, Entity Framework data classes).
[ 2 ] View
Views are the visible elements in the application. They are the components that typically show users data from
the model.
A view page typically receives a view model object from the controller (the view doesn’t care how this data
was obtained—that’s the controller’s responsibility!).
The view page contains HTML (and possibly some UI-related
code) to determine how to render the model data back to the browser .
[ 3 ] Controller
The controllers are classes that collect the user requests, work with the model, and ultimately select a view to
render the appropriate UI.
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