A quick recap of the MVC framework

A Model-View-Controller (MVC) is a powerful and elegant way of separating concerns within an application, and applies itself extremely well to web applications.

With ASP.NET MVC, MVC stands for the following:

• Models (M): These are classes that represent the domain model. Most of them represent the data stored in a database, for example, Employee, Customer, and so on.
• View (V): This is a dynamically generated HTML page as template.
• Controller (C): This is a class that manages the interaction between the View and the Model. Any operation on a View should have a corresponding handling in the Controller like user inputs, render appropriate UI, Authentication, Logging, and so on.