MVC, MVP, MVVM
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What is MVC, MVP, MVVM?
MVC, MVP, and MVVM are patterns for separating an application's data, logic, and user interface into distinct layers. MVC splits responsibilities between model, view, and controller, MVP replaces the controller with a presenter that handles view logic, and MVVM introduces a view model that binds data to the view automatically. Choosing between them depends on the platform and how much automatic data binding a framework supports.
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