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{{Short description|Presentation and data management in software systems}}
In [[software development]], '''frontend''' refers to the [[presentation layer]] that users interact with, while '''backend''' involves the [[data management]] and processing behind the scenes, and full-stack development refers to mastering both. In the [[client–server model]], the [[Client (computing)|client]] is usually considered the frontend, handling user-facing tasks, and the [[Server (computing)|server]] is the backend, managing data and logic. Some presentation tasks may also be performed by the server.
 
== Introduction ==