MVC Design Pattern

The MVC (Model-View-Controller) design pattern is a way to organize software that separates concerns into three parts. The Model manages the data and business rules; it’s like the brain behind the scenes. The View handles what the user sees—visuals and interface elements—like the front of a store. The Controller acts as a mediator, processing user input, updating the Model, and refreshing the View accordingly. This separation makes the system easier to develop, maintain, and modify, as each part can be worked on independently, ensuring a clear structure and efficient management of complex applications.