Asp.Net & .Net Core with MVC Web App

Overview

ASP.NET MVC is a web development framework within the ASP.NET family that follows the MVC architectural pattern. It uses Three Layer Development Structure Model-View-Controller (MVC) architectural pattern. where the application logic is divided into models, views, and controllers.
Model: Encapsulates the data and defines the rules for interacting and manipulating that data. It typically created using classes and can include properties, methods, and validation rules.
View: The view is responsible for rendering the user interface. It generates the HTML markup that is sent to the client's web browser. Its combines HTML with C# or VB.NET code to dynamically generate the output. Views can access data from the model to display information to the user.
Controller: The controller handles user requests, processes them, and determines the appropriate action to take. It acts as an intermediary between the model and the view. Controllers use for retrieve or update data, and select the appropriate view to render the response.
.NET Core MVC Web based ecosystem. It follows the (MVC) architectural pattern and designed for build modern, scalable, and cross-platform web applications. .NET Core MVC provides a rich set of features and capabilities, including routing, model binding, validation, authentication, and authorization. It also supports dependency injection, which allows for the easy management of dependencies between components. Additionally, .NET Core MVC is designed to be cross-platform, allowing you to develop and deploy web applications on Windows, macOS, and Linux.