3 tier architecture in MVC

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what is the difference between 3tier architecture and mvc . and can use 3 tier architecture in MVC.

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i have worked on 3 tier architecture. and beginer in mvc can use 3 tier in mvc. what are the advantage and disadvantage

Posted 28-Sep-16 20:54pm

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Updated 28-Sep-16 22:07pm

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F-ES Sitecore · Answer 1 · 2016-09-28T22:07:00

That's like comparing apples and oranges. MVC is a presentation framework that separates the various parts of displaying the data (into model which represents the data, the view which shows it and the controller which is the interface between the two) whereas 3tier architecture allows you to divide your functionality into layers that can be logical layers (ie components all in the same project) or divided into physical layers and run on different machines.

Google and read up on both and when you understand them both you should understand how they differ.