MVC (Model-View-Controller) Architecture

MVC (Model-View-Controller) is a design pattern that organizes software into three interconnected parts. The Model manages the data and business rules, acting as the core logic. The View displays the data to users, presenting information in a user-friendly way. The Controller receives user inputs, processes them, and updates the Model accordingly. This separation allows developers to work on different parts independently, making applications easier to maintain and extend. Think of it like a restaurant: the Model is the kitchen (prepares the food), the View is the menu (displays options), and the Controller is the waiter (takes orders and relays messages).