Can anyone say what is the difference between MVC and core

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Im working in Dot net MVC nut my future projects are in dot net core.What i need to learn for core?

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Post what are all the main differences.

Posted 20-Dec-17 19:14pm

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Updated 20-Dec-17 19:25pm

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Mehdi Gholam · Accepted Answer · 2017-12-20T19:25:00

You don't need to learn dot net core since its for the most part .net, as for MVC it is a way of working in a web environment and .net core is the underlying runtime, they are two different things.

As for .net core MVC, which is probably what you mean, is the new cross platform web development runtime. I would put my efforts into working with it since it is cross platform and for the most part seems to be moving forward faster (getting more features and enhancements) than the regular .net platform which is only on Windows.