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What is MVC framework?

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MVC stands for Model View Controller. This is a framework that is commonly used in Java applications where we separate the UI, data and processing logic from one another.

Model stands for the Data

View stands for the UI

Controller stands for processing logic

By separating these 3 items, we would be able to modify each of these independently and have an application which is much more robust and easier to maintain than normal frameworks.

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