What is Django?

Which command is used to create a new Django project?

How do you configure a PostgreSQL database in a Django project?

How does Django enhance web application security?

In Django’s MVT architecture, how do views and templates interact?

Which command is used to run the Django development server?

Which is true about manage.py and django-admin in a Django project?

Which Django component is responsible for handling HTTP requests?

What is the correct way to create a Django app?

Which template tag is used to include static files in Django templates?

What is the purpose of Django migrations?

Which Django field type is used for storing large text content?

What is a security concern with leaving DEBUG=True in production settings?

Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve all objects from a model?

What is the purpose of the Django admin interface?

What happens when an unauthenticated user tries to access a Django view protected with @login_required?

What is the purpose of Django’s CSRF protection?

Which Django model field parameter is used to create a foreign key relationship?

What is the difference between get() and filter() methods in Django ORM?

Which Django feature allows you to extend HTML templates?

What is the purpose of Django’s middleware?

Which Django form field is used for file uploads?

What does the select_related() method do in Django ORM?

Which Django setting is used to configure the database connection?

What is the purpose of Django’s reverse() function?

Which Django feature allows you to optimize database queries by reducing the number of SQL queries?

What is the purpose of Django’s Q objects?

Which Django feature allows you to create custom template tags and filters?

What is the difference between Django’s Class-Based Views (CBV) and Function-Based Views (FBV)?

What will happen when the following Django view is executed?

from django.db import transaction

from django.http import HttpResponse

@transaction.atomic

def create_order(request):

    order = Order.objects.create(user=request.user)

    Payment.objects.create(order=order, amount=’invalid’)  # Error

    return HttpResponse(“Order placed”)