Asp.Net MVC Architecture Example or Diagram for Beginners

Asp.Net MVC architecture separates an application into three main parts Model-View-Controller (MVC). MVC architecture provides good “separation of concerns” in general “Loose coupling”.

MVC splits an application into three parts

1. Model
2. View
3. Controller

• The Model represents business logic and data.
• Often the model is used to retrieve data and store data from a database.

• The View is responsible for displaying data and transforming Models or Models to visual representation.
• Most often, the views are created from the model data.

• The controller is the heart of the entire MVC architecture.
• The Controller, as the name tells it controls the application logic and interacts between model and view.
• The Controller takes inputs from the view and work with the model, and returns the view.