Django3- Running the Server 3-3

This video tutorial introduces the basics of setting up and running a Django server. It guides viewers through accessing their first homepage using localhost and explains the significance of IP addresses and port numbers. The tutorial also covers how to start and stop the server using terminal commands and highlights the importance of having the server running to view the website. Finally, it provides a brief overview of what will be covered in the next lecture regarding Django's file structure.

What is the first step to start a Django server?

• Write HTML code

• Navigate to the project directory

• Open a web browser

• Install Python

What happens when you stop the Django server?

• The server automatically restarts

• The website displays an error message

• The website loads faster

• The website becomes inaccessible

Which command is used to stop the Django server in the terminal?

• Ctrl + Z

• Ctrl + X

• Ctrl + C

• Ctrl + V

What does the number 127.0.0.1 represent?

• A DNS server

• A remote server

• A local IP address

• A public IP address

Why might different port numbers be used on localhost?

• To improve security

• To reduce server load

• To host multiple websites simultaneously

• To increase website speed