Django3- Installing Django

The video tutorial introduces Django, an open-source web framework, and highlights its excellent documentation. It guides viewers on installing Django using PIP, a package management system for Python, and explains how to determine the correct PIP version to use. The tutorial also covers using Django Admin to start a new project, demonstrating how to navigate the terminal and create a project folder. The instructor emphasizes the importance of understanding the basics before diving into more complex tutorials.

What is one of the key features of Django's documentation according to the instructor?

• It is human-readable and understandable.

• It lacks examples and tutorials.

• It is very technical and hard to understand.

• It is only available in PDF format.

What is the primary purpose of using PIP in Python?

• To debug Python applications.

• To install and manage Python packages.

• To create virtual environments.

• To compile Python code.

How can you determine whether to use 'pip' or 'pip3' on your system?

• By typing 'pip' or 'pip3' in the terminal and seeing which one works.

• By looking at the system's operating system.

• By consulting the Python official website.

• By checking the Python version installed.

What command is used to start a new Django project?

• django-admin createproject

• django-admin startproject

• django-admin newproject

• django-admin initproject

When naming a Django project, what is a recommended practice?

• Use only numbers in the name.

• Use underscores instead of spaces.

• Use spaces in the project name.

• Use special characters for uniqueness.