2. Explain MVC architecture in Django.

   Django follows the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architectural pattern, where the model represents the data, the view represents the user interface, and the controller handles the request and response logic.

 

3. What is ORM in Django?

   ORM stands for Object-Relational Mapping. In Django, it allows developers to work with databases using high-level object-oriented entities instead of SQL queries.

 

4. What are Django Models?

   Django Models are Python classes used to define the structure of database tables. Each model class corresponds to a database table, and each attribute of the model represents a database field.

 

5. What is a Django View?

   A Django View is a Python function or class that receives web requests and returns web responses. It contains the logic for processing requests and generating responses.

 

6. What is Django Template?

   Django Template is a text file containing HTML code mixed with Django Template Language (DTL) syntax. It is used to generate dynamic web pages by rendering data from views.

 

7. Explain Django Middleware.

   Django Middleware is a framework of hooks into Django's request/response processing. It's a lightweight plugin system that modifies requests or responses globally.

 

8. What is Django Admin?

   Django Admin is a built-in feature that automatically generates a user interface for managing Django models. It allows administrators to create, edit, and delete model instances through a web interface.

 

9. What are Django Forms?

   Django Forms are a way to handle HTML forms in Django applications. They simplify the process of collecting user input and validating it. Forms can be defined using Django's built-in form classes.