Asp.net MVC

[PRAKAS PANDEY]

What's the difference between 'model' and 'Model' in Asp.net MVC

[Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan]

Model represents the object (instance of the class) in your model. For example, if your model is created as,

namespace Sample.Models {
public class Program {
public string Name { get; set; }
}
}

@model Program

// Then in your code

Model.Name

This would write the value of Name in the paragraph.

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[F ES Sitecore]

"model" is only used in the page directive at the top of the view to dictate which class the view uses for its model

@model MyClass

In the view itself Model represents the model that was passed to the view by the controller;

return View("MyView.cshtml", instanceOfMyClass)

So in the MyView.cshtml view code Model will represent instanceOfMyClass