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To filters items present in our database we use a QuerySet. It is a database collection of data that is built up as a list of objects. QuerySet makes our work easy by allowing us to filter and organize the data, it is also easier to retrieve the information that we need with the help […]
The Django Response lifecycle is responsible for data interchange between clients and servers with the help of the HttpRequest object, whenever a request is made by the client to the server it passes information through the system using request and response objects. these request/response objects are transmitted over the web which contains request metadata such […]
The REST Framework is an HTTP-based standard for listing, generating, modifying, and deleting data on your server. The Django REST framework which is also known as DRF is a powerful and flexible toolkit built on top of the Django web framework that simplifies the creation of REST interfaces by reducing the amount of code required. […]
Where XYZ is some class created in the model.
Where XYZ is some class created in the model.
Django supports 3 types of inheritance. They are
Databases that are supported by Django are SQLite(Inbuild), Oracle, PostgreSQL, and MySQL. Django also uses some third-party packages to handle databases including Microsoft SQL Server, IBM DB2, SAP SQL Anywhere, and Firebird. Django does not officially support no-SQL databases such as CouchDB, Redis, Neo4j, MongoDB, etc.
NoSql is also known as a non-relational database that stores data in a form of non-tabular, instead it stores data in the form of a storage model that is optimized for specific requirements of the type of data being stored. The types of NoSQL databases include pure documented databases, graph databases, wide column databases, and […]
An exception is a rare occurrence that causes a program to fail. Django has its own exception classes to cope with this circumstance, and it also supports all fundamental Python exceptions. some of the exception classes are listed below:
Django has its own inbuilt caching system that allows us to store our dynamic pages. So that we don’t have to request them again when we need them. The advantage of the Django Cache framework is that it allows us to cache data such as templates or the entire site. Django provides four different types […]