What is Difference between MVC and Entity Famework

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I just want to know the main difference......

Posted 8-Apr-14 22:37pm

vasuarya

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Schatak 9-Apr-14 4:42am

You are in wrong section, try to search for article.

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The main difference is that one is a Design pattern for applications and one is a method of producing a Data Access Layer.

You should google them both individually to understand that that are not something that can be compared to one another.

Posted 8-Apr-14 23:33pm

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Er. Puneet Goel · Accepted Answer · 2014-04-08T23:34:00

Actually you seems bit confused, entity is something that is related with how you interact with you data in development architecture(pattern) of application and The architecture you use can be MVC. For study as beginner visit below mentioned links:

Entity Framework - Sample Application for Beginners[^]

Start With MVC - Push Start For Beginners(Part - 1)[^]

Start With MVC - Push Start For Beginners(Part - 2)[^]

MVC With Ajax - Push Start For Beginners(Part - 3)[^]