How does layered architecture work?

Can you explain how layered architecture works in software development?

Sure! Layered architecture is a design pattern that separates an application into distinct layers, each with specific responsibilities.

What are the typical layers in a layered architecture?

Typically, you have presentation, business logic, and data access layers. Each layer interacts with the one above and below it.

Why is it beneficial to use layered architecture?

It promotes separation of concerns, making the application easier to manage, test, and scale.

Can you give an example of a real-world application using layered architecture?

Certainly! Many web applications use this architecture, like e-commerce platforms, where the presentation layer handles user interface, the business layer processes orders, and the data layer manages database interactions.