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What is the difference between N-layer and N-tier architecture?
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Answer / Anuj Kumar Singhal
N-layer architecture is a design pattern where an application is divided into multiple layers based on functionalities (like presentation, business logic, data access). In contrast, N-tier architecture separates the application logically into different tiers that may or may not correspond to layers. The main difference lies in the separation of physical and logical divisions.
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