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View

A view is a presentation component or template that renders application data into a user-interface element or client response.

How 2 Manning books explain it

.NET MAUI in Action

A view is a .NET MAUI user-interface element that appears onscreen, including layouts, controls, and pages.

How it is used
Defines the onscreen UI layer used to display information, accept input, arrange elements, and connect UI properties to code.
How deep it goes
Explains view categories, rendering hierarchy, XAML instantiation, binding contexts, and MVVM responsibilities, while deferring individual control-property detail to documentation.
Examples
Uses a ContentPage containing a ScrollView, VerticalStackLayout, Image, Labels, and Button, plus an Entry accessed through its Text property.
What you can do after
Build UI view trees in XAML or C#, assign page content, and bind controls to application state and commands.

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Pro ASP.NET Core 7, Tenth Edition

A view is a presentation component or template that renders application data into a user-interface response, typically HTML.

How it is used
Renders controller action results and supplied model data as HTML responses for browsers.
How deep it goes
Builds and selects views, demonstrates typed models and conditional markup, and traces Razor compilation and output encoding.
Examples
Uses party RSVP confirmations and attendee lists, product listings, and generated C# from a Razor view.
What you can do after
Build it from scratch: create and select Razor views, pass model data, and render dynamic HTML from controller actions.

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