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MVC, A Design Pattern

MVC stands for Model - View - Controller, it's a design patter that is very famous and popular among developers these days. It's used to build scalable apps that separate the content into three different layers.

The model contains the persistent data of our app like variables and functions. The View is responsible for rendering the components on our html page. The controller does the even-handling through listeners to listen to when the model data changes.

When the model data changes then the controller will sense that change and the view will re-render the page with the updated data.

This is mostly everything that I know about MVC up until now.

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