What is the difference in MVT and MVC architecture

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MVT stands for Model-View-Template and MVC stands for Model-View-Controller. Both are architectural patterns used in web development.

MVT separates the logic into three components: Model (data handling), View (user interface), and Template (presentation layer). Django framework follows MVT architecture.
MVC separates the logic into three components: Model (data handling), View (user interface), and Controller (handles user input). Ruby on Rails framework follows MVC architecture.
In MVT, the Template layer handles how the data is presented to the user, while in MVC, the Controller layer handles user input and updates the Model accordingly.
MVT is commonly used in Django web framework, while MVC is commonly used in Ruby on Rails and ASP.NET MVC frameworks.

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