Lecture

Design Patterns: MVC Pattern

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Description

This lecture covers the Model-View-Controller (MVC) design pattern, focusing on the separation of concerns between the user interface, user input, and the application logic. The instructor explains the roles of the model, view, and controller components in an MVC architecture, using Java code examples to illustrate the implementation of this pattern.

Instructor

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