Python In Practice - 15 Projects to Master Python - Django Template and Context System for html Views

The video tutorial covers setting up views and templates in Django, creating and naming HTML files, and using Django's render function to display HTML. It explains how to pass data from the database to HTML templates using context and demonstrates displaying data in HTML using loops.

What is the primary purpose of setting up views in Django?

• To store static files

• To manage user authentication

• To handle server-side logic

• To render data from the database to the user

Why is it important to follow Django's naming conventions for template directories?

• To improve code readability

• To enhance security

• To avoid errors during template rendering

• To ensure compatibility with other frameworks

What function is used in Django to render HTML content?

• render_view

• render

• render_html

• render_template

What is the role of context in Django templates?

• To handle user sessions

• To manage database migrations

• To pass data from views to templates

• To define URL patterns

How can you pass data from a Django view to an HTML template?

• Using a context dictionary

• Using a URL pattern

• Using a middleware

• Using a static file

What is the correct syntax to start a for loop in a Django template?

• {% for item in list %}

• {{ for item in list }}

• <% for item in list %>

• [% for item in list %]

In Django templates, how do you access a variable passed through context?

• {% variable %}

• {{ variable }}

• <% variable %>

• [% variable %]

What is the purpose of using curly braces and percentage signs in Django templates?

• To include JavaScript code

• To write CSS styles

• To define HTML elements

• To execute Python code

Which tag is used to end a for loop in Django templates?

• {% endfor %}

• {{ endfor }}

• <% endfor %>

• [% endfor %]

What is the benefit of using a for loop in Django templates?

• To manage user authentication

• To handle form submissions

• To define static content

• To iterate over a list of items and display them