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Mvc stands for Model-View-Controller, which is a software architectural pattern used for developing applications. It separates an application into three interconnected components: the model (represents the data and business logic), the view (the user interface or presentation layer), and the controller (handles the input and updates the model and view).

What is the difference between "actionresult" and "viewresult" ?

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What is mockmvc?

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List out a few different return types of a controller action method?

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What are route constraints in mvc?

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What does Model, View and Controller represent in an MVC application?

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Is mvc a structural design pattern?

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Mention what are main benefits of using mvc?

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What are the two ways for adding constraints to a route?

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How can we implement validation in mvc?

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What is the advantage of using MVC pattern?

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Mention what is the difference between temp data, view, and view bag?

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What is mvc in detail?

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