What is diff between routing nd asp.net page execution?

Asp.net page life cycle Simply remember SILVER U 
s- Start 
I-Initialization 
L-Load 
V- Validate 
E- Event handling 
R -Rendering 
U -Unload 

 MVC lifecycle

 1) Routing
2)Url Routing Module intercepts the Request:
3)MVC Handler Executes
4) Controller Executes
5)Render View Method Called

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