I'm new to django, but have experience with asp.net mvc. In asp.net mvc, controllers receive and process the request from the user and then once the data is ready to present, it's handed off to a view. In django a view receives and processes the request and then sends the data to a template to render. Basically the same thing is happening in both frameworks, but since django is using the model-view- controller pattern, why are the controllers called views and the templates called views?
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