The Model-View-Controller pattern
MVC is a well-established architectural pattern popularly used for building interactive web and desktop applications. There are numerous frameworks implementing this pattern in most software platforms. MVC divides the application into three core elements that actually represent layers, separates concerns between these three core elements, and defines how they communicate with each other.
Model represents data, View displays the Model, and Controller handles user actions. Model can be any data, including that stored in a database. It usually represents a collection of domain objects with clearly defined relationships ...
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