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===Model=== | ===Model=== | ||
'''Definition''': The model represents all the data in the application. | '''Definition''': The model represents all the data in the application. | ||
A model is typically mapped to a table in the database. It maintains the state of an application and responds to changes to alter it. | |||
A model is typically mapped to a table in the database. It maintains the state of an application and responds to changes to alter it. The model provides the developer with a consistent interface to handle and manipulate the data in an application. It hides a object-relation-mapping underneath, allowing the application to be portable to various database management systems. | |||
===View=== | ===View=== | ||
Revision as of 23:48, 18 October 2011
Lecture 10
Model, View and Controller
Model
Definition: The model represents all the data in the application.
A model is typically mapped to a table in the database. It maintains the state of an application and responds to changes to alter it. The model provides the developer with a consistent interface to handle and manipulate the data in an application. It hides a object-relation-mapping underneath, allowing the application to be portable to various database management systems.
View
Definition:
Controller
Definition: