DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ASP.NET WEB APPS AND MVC

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ASP.NET Web Apps and MVC are both frameworks for building web applications, but they have different architectures and approaches.

ASP.NET Web Apps follow the traditional Web Forms model, where the UI and code-behind are tightly coupled.
MVC (Model-View-Controller) separates the application into three components, allowing for better separation of concerns and testability.
Web Apps use server controls and view state to manage the UI state, while MVC uses lightweight views and model binding.
Web Apps have a rich set of server controls and events, while MVC provides more control over the HTML and client-side scripting.
MVC is based on the MVC design pattern, which promotes a clear separation of concerns and facilitates code reusability.

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