MVC Request Execution Stages - Life Cycle

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Execution Stages:
  1. For web: HTTP request for Application
  2. Incoming request routed to Controller (Perform Routing)
  3. The controller processes request and create presentation Model
  4. The controller also selects appropriate result (view)
  5. Model is passed to View
  6. View transforms Model into an appropriate output format (HTML)
  7. The response is rendered (HTTP response)
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