Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) Question:
Explain the difference between MVVM and MVC?
Answer:
MVC stands for Model-View Controller and.MVVM stands for Model-View ViewModel.
In MVVM, View Model is used instead of a controller. This View Model is present beneath the UI layer. It reveals the command objects and data that the view requires. It acts like a container object from which view gets its actions and data.
In MVVM, View Model is used instead of a controller. This View Model is present beneath the UI layer. It reveals the command objects and data that the view requires. It acts like a container object from which view gets its actions and data.
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