Understanding MVC

What is the role of the Model in MVC architecture?

• The role of the Model in MVC architecture is to handle data and business logic.

• The Model in MVC architecture is responsible for user interface design.

• The Model in MVC architecture manages user interactions.

• The Model in MVC architecture focuses on controlling the flow of the application.

Which component in MVC is responsible for user interface?

• Model

• Controller

• Database

• View

What part of MVC is responsible for handling user input?

• Database

• Controller

• Model

• View

What are some benefits of using MVC architecture?

• Separation of concerns, easier maintenance and testing, reusability of code components, improved scalability

• Faster development time

• Decreased security

• Limited flexibility

What does the Model represent in MVC?

• Controller logic

• View rendering

• User interface design

• Data and business logic

Which component in MVC is responsible for displaying data to the user?

• View

• Controller

• Model

• Template

What is the purpose of the Controller in MVC?

• To design the user interface

• To handle incoming requests, process data, and interact with the Model to update the View.

• To manage the database directly

• To generate automated tests

How does MVC help in separating concerns in software development?

• MVC separates concerns by creating duplicate components

• MVC separates concerns by dividing the application into Model, View, and Controller components.

• MVC separates concerns by removing the need for components

• MVC separates concerns by mixing all components together

What kind of logic is typically found in the Model of MVC?

• Frontend logic

• User interface logic

• Database logic

• Business logic

Which component in MVC interacts with the database?

• Model

• View

• Router

• Controller