The difference between MVC and MVP

The difference between MVC and MVP

As a new mode, MVP and MVC have a major difference: in MVP, View does not directly use Model, the communication between them is carried out through Presenter (Controller in MVC), and all interactionsIt all happens inside the Presenter, while in MVC the View will read data directly from the Model rather than through the Controller.
In MVC, View can directly access Model!Therefore, the View will contain Model information, and inevitably some business logic.In the MVC model, the change of the Model is more concerned, and there are multiple different displays of the Model at the same time, that is, the View.So, in the MVC model, the Model does not depend on the View, but the View depends on the Model.Not only that, because some business logic is implemented in the View, it is difficult to change the View, at least those business logic cannot be reused.
Although the View in MVC does "can" access the Model, we do not recommend relying on the Model in the View, but instead require that all business logic be handled in the Controller as much as possible, and the View only interacts with the Controller.

Partly from the author: IT Xiaobai_