Asp.Net Webforms Vs Asp.Net WebSite(Razor) Vs Asp.Net MVC?

This is a great question. First, lets characterize Razor.

In the MVC pattern, M is the Model, C is the Controller, and V is the View. So, quite naturally, in the ASP.NET MVC model, there is the concept of a View Engine. Razor is simply one of the View Engines provided.

The other one provided out-of-the-box is the "old" WebForms one (you can also write your own View Engine by the way). So Razor does not have the notion of code-behind which stays within the WebForms view engine boundaries.

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