MVC, or Model View Controller, is an architectural pattern that organizes applications into three components: model, view, and controller. In web applications, the client sends requests to the server, which are processed by the controller and model, often interacting with a database and applying business logic before responding. The formatted data is then sent back to the client through the view, illustrating the workflow of the architecture.

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6. Conclusion
• MVC stands for Model View Controller.
• It is the architectural pattern which governs the whole
architecture of our app.
• Here in MVC it divides a software application in three parts:
Model, View, Controller where each have some specific
responsibility.
• We have a client , server and database which are the three
main component of web application.
• In the above fig : client will first send a request to the server
then the controller will take that request and pass it to model
and model will interact with the database and in the process
it may also execute some business logic if required then after
getting the data from the database it will pass it to the
controller then the controller will pass that data to our view
then view will format the data and that formatted data will
be sent to the client so this is how our architecture works.