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MVC Framework - ASP.NET Forms
MVC and ASP.NET Web Forms are inter-related yet different models of development, depending on the requirement of the application and other factors. At a high level, you can consider that MVC is an advanced and sophisticated web application framework designed with separation of concerns and testability in mind. Both the frameworks have their advantages and disadvantages depending on specific requirements. This concept can be visualized using the following diagram −
MVC and ASP.NET Diagram
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