.Net MVC

Question 1

MVC

Answer 1

MVC stands for Model, View, Controller. MVC is a pattern for developing applications such that each part has a responsibility that is different from another.

Question 2

Model

Answer 2

The data of you application. Business rules usually live here.

Question 3

View

Answer 3

The template files your application will use to dynamically generate HTML responses

Question 4

Controllers

Answer 4

Classes that handle incoming URL requests to the applicaiton, retrieve model data, and then specify view templates that render a response back to the client.

Question 5

ViewModels

Answer 5

are objects that represent what a View template requires to render an HTML response back to a client. They are typically created and passed by a Controller class to a View template, and should only contain the data that the View template requires - and no more.