ASP.NET MVC provides separation of concerns, extensibility, and testability advantages compared to other frameworks. It has a learning curve and is more complex. The MVC pattern uses models to manage data and business logic, views for presentation, and controllers to handle user input and response. Model binding maps user input to model properties using value providers and model binders. Data annotations provide validation attributes. Views are rendered using layouts and can pass data and render partial views. Razor syntax combines HTML and C# code in views. Security concerns include XSS and CSRF prevention.
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