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Q1. To cache your entire site for an application in Django, you add all except which of these settings?

django.middleware.common.CommonMiddleware
django.middleware.cache.UpdateCacheMiddleware
django.middleware.cache.FetchFromCacheMiddleware
django.middleware.cache.AcceleratedCacheMiddleware

Reference: Django comes with a robust cache system that lets you save dynamic pages, so they don’t have to be computed for each request. For convenience, Django offers cache with different granularity — from entire website to pages to part of pages to DB query results to any objects in memory. Cache middleware. If enabled, each Django-powered page will be cached based on URL.

Q2. In which programming language is Django written?

C++
Java
Python
Ruby

Q3. To automatically provide a value for a field, or to do validation that requires access to more than a single field, you should override the `_` method in the `_` class.

validate(); Model
group(); Model
validate(); Form
clean(); Model

url(r'shows/<int:season>/<int:episode>/', views.episode_number),
url(r'shows/<slug:episode_name>/', views.episode_name)

path('shows/<int:season>/<int:episode>/', views.episode_number),
path('shows/<slug:episode_name>/', views.episode_name)

path('shows/<int:season>/<int:episode>', views.episode_number),
path('shows/<slug:episode_name>/', views.episode_number)

url(r'^show/(?P<season>[0-9]+)/(?P<episode>[0-9]+)/$', views.episode_number),
url(r'^show/(?P<episode_name>[\w-]+)/', views.episode_name

Q5. How do you determine at startup time if a piece of middleware should be used?

Raise MiddlewareNotUsed in the init function of your middleware.
Implement the not_used method in your middleware class.
List the middleware beneath an entry of django.middleware.IgnoredMiddleware.
Write code to remove the middleware from the settings in [app]/init.py.

Q6. How do you turn off Django’s automatic HTML escaping for part of a web page?

Place that section between paragraph tags containing the autoescape=off switch.
Wrap that section between { percentage mark autoescape off percentage mark} and {percentage mark endautoescape percentage mark} tags.
Wrap that section between {percentage mark autoescapeoff percentage mark} and {percentage mark endautoescapeoff percentage mark} tags.
You don’t need to do anything—autoescaping is off by default.

Q7. Which step would NOT help you troubleshoot the error “django-admin: command not found”?

Check that the bin folder inside your Django directory is on your system path.
Make sure you have activated the virtual environment you have set up containing Django.
Check that you have installed Django.
Make sure that you have created a Django project.

Q8. Every time a user is saved, their quiz_score needs to be recalculated. Where might be an ideal place to add this logic?

template
model
database
view

Q9. What is the correct way to begin a class called “Rainbow” in Python?

Rainbow {}
export Rainbow:
class Rainbow:
def Rainbow:

Q10. You have inherited a Django project and need to get it running locally. It comes with a requirements.txt file containing all its dependencies. Which command should you use?

django-admin startproject requirements.txt
python install -r requirements.txt
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install Django

Q11. Which best practice is NOT relevant to migrations?

To make sure that your migrations are up to date, you should run updatemigrations before running your tests.
You should back up your production database before running a migration.
Your migration code should be under source control.
If a project has a lot of data, you should test against a staging copy before running the migration on production.

Q12. What will this URL pattern match? url(r’^$’, views.hello)

a string beginning with the letter Ra string beginning with the letter R
an empty string at the server root
a string containing ^ and $a string containing ^ and $
an empty string anywhere in the URLan empty string anywhere in the URL

Q13. What is the typical order of an HTTP request/response cycle in Django?

URL > view > template
form > model > view
template > view > model
URL > template > view > model

Q14. Django’s class-based generic views provide which classes that implement common web development tasks?

concrete
thread-safe
abstract
dynamic

Q15. Which skills do you need to maintain a set of Django templates?

template syntax
HTML and template syntax
Python, HTML, and template syntax
Python and template syntax

Q16. How would you define the relationship between a star and a constellation in a Django model?

class Star(models.Model):
name = models.CharField(max_length=100)
class Constellation(models.Model):
stars = models.ManyToManyField(Star)

class Star(models.Model):
constellation = models.ForeignKey(Constellation, on_delete=models.CASCADE)
class Constellation(models.Model):
stars = models.ForeignKey(Star, on_delete=models.CASCADE)

class Star(models.Model):
name = models.CharField(max_length=100)
class Constellation(models.Model):
stars = models.OneToManyField(Star)

class Star(models.Model):
constellation = models.ManyToManyField(Constellation)
class Constellation(models.Model):
name = models.CharField(max_length=100)

Q17. Which is NOT a valid step in configuring your Django 2.x instance to serve up static files such as images or CSS?

In your urls file, add a pattern that includes the name of your static directory.
Create a directory named static inside your app directory.
Create a directory named after the app under the static directory, and place static files inside.
Use the template tag {percentage mark load static percentage mark}.

Q18. What is the correct way to make a variable available to all of your templates?

Set a session variable.
Use a global variable.
Add a dictionary to the template context.
Use RequestContext.

Q19. Should you create a custom user model for new projects?

No. Using a custom user model could break the admin interface and some third-party apps.
Yes. It is easier to make changes once it goes into production.
No. Django’s built-in models.User class has been tried and tested—no point in reinventing the wheel.
Yes, as there is no other option.

Q20. You want to create a page that allows editing of two classes connected by a foreign key (e.g., a question and answer that reside in separate tables). What Django feature can you use?

actions
admin
mezcal
inlines

Q21. Why are QuerySets considered “lazy”?

The results of a QuerySet are not ordered.
QuerySets do not create any database activity until they are evaluated.
QuerySets do not load objects into memory until they are needed.
Using QuerySets, you cannot execute more complex queries.

Q22. You receive a `MultiValueDictKeyError` when trying to access a request parameter with the following code: request.GET[‘search_term’]. Which solution will NOT help you in this scenario?

Switch to using POST instead of GET as the request method.
Make sure the input field in your form is also named “search_term”.
Use MultiValueDict’s GET method instead of hitting the dictionary directly like this: request.GET.get(‘search_term’, ‘’).
Check if the search_term parameter is present in the request before attempting to access it.

Q23. Which function of Django’s Form class will render a form’s fields as a series of <p> tags?

show_fields()
as_p()
as_table()
fields()

Q24. You have found a bug in Django and you want to submit a patch. Which is the correct procedure?

Fork the Django repository GitHub.
Submit a pull request.
all of these answers.
Run Django’s test suite.

Q25. Django supplies sensible default values for settings. In which Python module can you find these settings?

django.utils.default_settings.py
django.utils.global_settings.py
django.conf.default_settings.py
django.conf.global_settings.py

Q26. Which variable name is best according to PEP 8 guidelines?

numFingers
number-of-Fingers
number_of_fingers
finger_num

Q27. A project has accumulated 500 migrations. Which course of action would you pursue?

Manually merge your migration files to reduce the number
Don’t worry about the number
Try to minimize the number of migrations
Use squashmigrations to reduce the number

Q28. What does an F() object allow you when dealing with models?

perform db operations without fetching a model object
define db transaction isolation levels
use aggregate functions more easily
build reusable QuerySets

Q29. Which is not a Django field type for holding integers?

SmallIntegerField
NegativeIntegerField
BigAutoField
PositiveIntegerField

Q30. Which will show the currently installed version?

print (django.version)
import django django.getVersion()
import django django.get_version()
python -c django --version

Q31. You should use the http method `_` to read data and `_` to update or create data

READ; WRITE
GET; POST
POST; GET
GET; PATCH

Q32. When should you employ the POST method over GET for submitting data?

when efficiency is important
when you want the data to be cached
when you want to use your browser to help with debugging
when the data in the form may be sensitive

Q33. When to use the Django sites framework?

if your single installation powers more than one site
if you need to serve static as well as dynamic content
if you want your app have a fully qualified domain name
if you are expecting more than 10.000 users

Q34. Which infrastructure do you need:

title=models.charfield(max_length=100, validators=[validate_spelling])

inizialized array called validators
a validators file containing a function called validate_spelling imported at the top of model
a validators file containing a function called validate imported at the top of model
spelling package imported at the top of model

Q35. What decorator is used to require that a view accepts only the get and head methods?

require_safe()
require_put()
require_post()
require_get()

Q36. How would you define the relation between a book and an author - book has only one author.

class Author (models.model):
book=models.foreignkey(Book,on_delete=models.cascade)
class Book(models.model):
name=models.charfield(max_length=100)

class Author (models.model):
name=models.charfield(max_length=100)
class Book(models.model):
author=models.foreignkey(Author,on_delete=models.cascade)

class Author (models.model):
name=models.charfield(max_length=100)
class Book(models.model):
author=models.foreignkey(Author)

class Author (models.model):
name=models.charfield(max_length=100)
class Book(models.model):
author=models.foreignkey(Author,on_delete=models.cascade)

class Author (models.model):
name=models.charfield(max_length=100)
class Book(models.model):
author=Author.name

Q37. What is a callable that takes a value and raises an error if the value fails?

validator
deodorizer
mediator
regular expression

Q38. To secure an API endpoint, making it accessible to registered users only, you can replace the rest_framework.permissions.allowAny value in the default_permissions section of your settings.py to

rest_framework.permissions.IsAdminUser
rest_framework.permissions.IsAuthenticated
rest_framework.permissions.IsAuthorized
rest_framework.permissions.IsRegistered

Q39. Which command would you use to apply a migration?

makemigration
update_db
applymigration
migrate

Q40. Which type of class allows QuerySets and model instances to be converted to native Python data types for use in APIs?

objectwriters
serializers
picklers
viewsets

Q41. How should the code end?

{ percentage if spark >= 50 percentage }
Lots of spark
{percentage elif spark == 42 percentage}

{ percentage else percentage}
{percentage endif percentage}
Nothing needed
{percentage end percentage}

Q42. Which code block will create a serializer?

from rest_framework import serializers
from .models import Planet

class PlanetSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):
class Meta:
model=Planet
fields=('name','position', 'mass', 'rings')

from rest_framework import serializers
from .models import Planet
class PlanetSerializer():
class Meta:
fields=('name','position', 'mass', 'rings')
model=Planet

from django.db import serializers
from .models import Planet
class PlanetSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):
fields=('name','position', 'mass', 'rings')
model=Sandwich

from django.db import serializers
from .models import Planet
class PlanetSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):
class Meta:
fields=('name')
model=Planet

Q43. Which class allows you to automatically create a Serializer class with fields and validators that correspond to your model’s fields?

ModelSerializer
Model
DataSerializer
ModelToSerializer

Q44. Which command to access the built-in admin tool for the first time?

django-admin setup
django-admin runserver
python manage.py createuser
python manage.py createsuperuser

Q45. Virtual environments are for managing dependencies. Which granularity works best?

you should set up a new virtualenv for each Django project
They should not be used
Use the same venv for all your Django work
Use a new venv for each Django app

Q46. What executes various Django commands such as running a webserver or creating an app?

migrate.py
wsgi.py
manage.py
runserver

Q47. What do Django best practice suggest should be “fat”?

models
controllers
programmers
clients

Q48. Which is not part of Django’s design philosophy?

Loose Coupling
Less Code
Fast Development
Implicit over explicit

Q49. What is the result of this template code?

{{“live long and prosper”

truncatewords:3}}

live long and …
live long and
a compilation error
liv

Q50. When does this code load data into memory?

sandwiches = Sandwich.objects.filter(is_vegan=True)
for sandwich in sandwiches:
 print(sandwich.name + " - " + sandwich.spice_level)

line 1
It depends on how many results return by query.
It depends on cache.
line 2

Q51. You are building a web application using a React front end and a Django back end. For what will you need to provision?**

an NGINX web server
a NoSQL database
a larger hard drive
CORS middleware

Q52. To expose an existing model via an API endpoint, what do you need to implement?**

an HTTP request
a JSON object
a query
a serializer

Q53. How would you stop Django from performing database table creation or deletion operations via migrations for a particular model?

Run the migrate command with --exclude=[model_name].
Move the model definition from models.py into its own file.
Set managed=False inside the model.
Don’t run the migrate command.

Q54. what method can you use to check if form data has changed when using a form instance?

has_changed()
its_changed()
has_updated()
None of This

Q55. What is WSGI?

a server
an interface specifications
a Python module
a framework

Reference link:- https://wsgi.tutorial.codepoint.net/intro

Q56. Which generic view should be used for displaying the titles of all Django Reinhardt’s songs?

DetailView
TittleView
SongView
ListView

Q57. Which statement is most accurate, regarding using the default SQLite database on your local/development machine but Postgres in production

There’s less chance of introducing bugs since SQLite already works out the box
It’s fine, you just need to keep both instances synchronized
It’s a bad idea and could lead to issues down the road
It’s the most efficient way to build a project

Q58. Why might you want to write a custom model Manager?

to perform database queries
to set up a database for testing
to modify the initial QuerySet that the Manager returns
to filter the results that a database query returns

Q59. In Django, what are used to customize the data that is sent to the templates?

models
views
forms
serializers

Q60. To complete the conditional, what should this block of code end with?

% if sparles >= 50 %
  Lots of sparkles!
% elif sparkles == 42 %
  The answer to life, the universe, and everything!

% endif %
Nothing else is needed.
% end%
% else %

Q61. When should you employ the POST method over the GET method for submitting data from a form?

when the data in the form may be sensitive
when you want the data to be cached
when you want to use your browser to help with debugging
when efficiency is important

Q62. What is a callable that takes a value and raises an error if the value fails to meet some criteria?

mediator
validator
regular expression
deodorizer

Q63. You are uploading a file to Django from a form and you want to save the received file as a field on a model object. You can simply assign the file object from_to a field of type__in the model.

request.META; FileField
request.FILES; BLOBField
request.FILES; FileField
request.META.Files; CLOBField

Q64. What python module might be used to store the current state of a Django model in a file?

pickle
struct
marshal
serialize

Q65. To add a new app to an existing Django project, you must edit the _ section of the _ file.

ALLOWED_HOSTS; settings.py
APPS; manage.py
INSTALLED_APPS; settings.py
TEMPLATES; urls.py

Q66. Which is not a third-party package commonly used for authentication?

django-guardian
django-rest-auth
authtoken
django-rest-framework-jwt

Q67. Which function in the django.urls package can help you avoid hardcoding URLS by generating a URL given the name of a view?

get_script_prefix()
redirect()
reverse()
resolve()

Q68. Which is Fictional HTTP request method?

POST
PUT
PAUSE
PATCH

Q69. Which helper function is not provided as a part of django.shortcuts package? ref-

render_to_request()
render()
redirect()
get_object_or_404()

Reference

Q70. Which is a nonstandard place to store templates?

at the root level of a project
inside the application
in the database
on Github

Q71. If you left the 8080 off the command python manage.py runserver 8080 what port would Django use as default?

8080
80
8000
It would fail to start

Q72. Which statement about Django apps is false?

A Django app is the top-level container for a web application powered by Django.
Django apps are small libraries designed to represent a single aspect of a project.
Each Django app should do one thing, and one thing alone.
A Django project is made up of many apps.

Q73. Which characters are illegal in template variable names?

underscores.
uppercase letters.
punctuation marks .
numbers.

Reference

Q74. Which is not a valid closing template tag?

% endautoescape %
% endifempty %
% endcomment %
% endfilter %

Q75. When would you need to use the reverse_lazy utility function instead of reverse?

when you want to provide a reverse URL as a default value for a parameter in a function’s signature
all of the these answers
when you want to provide a reverse URL as the url attribute of a class-based generic view
when you want to provide a URL to a decorator, such as the login_url argument for the permission_required() decorator

Q76. What is the purpose of the init.py file?

to extend the set of modules found in a package
to allow compiled modules from different releases and different versions of Python to coexist
to initialize project settings
to declare the directory contents as a Python module

Reference

Q77. What python package can be used to edit numbers into more readable form like “1200000” to “1.2 million”?

black
puffer
pitch
humanize

Q78. Where would you find the settings.py file?

[projectname]/settings.py
[projectname]/[projectname]/settings.py
[PYTHON_ROOT]/settings.py
[DJANGO_ROOT]/settings.py

Q79. What would you write to define the relationship between a book and an author--assuming a book has only one author-in a Django model?

class Author (models.Model):
  name = models. CharField (max_length=100)
class Book(models .Model):
  author = models. ForeignKey (Author, on_delete=models. CASCADE)

class Author (models.Model):
  name = models. CharField(max length=100)
class Book(models .Model):
  author = models. ForeignKey (Author)

class Author (models .Model):
  name = models.CharField (max_length=100)
class Book (models .Author) :
  author = Author. name

class Author (models. Model):
  book = models. ForeignKey (Book, on_delete=models.CASCADE)
class Book(models.Model):
  name = models. CharField (max length=100)

Q80. What method can you use to check if form data has been changed when using a Form instance?

changed_data()
has_changed()
has_updated()
is_modified()

Q81. Which statement is most accurate, regarding using the default SQLite database on your local/development machine but Postgres in production?

It’s the most efficient way to build a project
There’s less chance of introducing bugs since SQLite already works out of the box
It’s a bad idea and could lead to issues down the road
It’s fine, you just need to keep both instances synchronized

Q82. How does Django handle URL routing?

by using classes
by using functiones
by using regular expressions
by using fixed path

Q83. What is the purpose of Django’s middleware?

To define the database schema
To manage URL routing
To handle HTTP requests and responses globally
To create user interfaces

Reference

Q84. Which of the following is true about Django’s Object-Relational Mapping (ORM)?

It’s used to define URL routing in a Django application.
It allows you to query the database using Python code.
It’s used to define the structure of HTML templates.
It’s responsible for managing user authentication.

Q85. Which of the following is true about Django’s “many-to-many” field in a model?

It’s used to define a one-to-one relationship between two models.
It creates a foreign key relationship between two models.
It allows multiple objects to be associated with each other.
It enforces unique constraints on a field.

Q86. Django’s class-based generic views provide which classes that implement common web development tasks?

concrete
thread-safe
abstract
dynamic

Q87. Which skills do you need to maintain a set of Django templates?

template syntax
HTML and template syntax
Python, HTML, and template syntax
Python and template syntax

Q88. Which is a nonstandard place to store templates?

at the root level of a project
inside the application
in the database
on Github

Q89. If you left the 8080 off the command python manage.py runserver 8080 what port would Django use as default?

8080
80
8000
It would fail to start

Q90. What is the purpose of Django’s Object-Relational Mapping (ORM)?

To define URL routing in a Django application.
To handle HTTP requests and responses globally.
To map Python objects to database tables and simplify database operations.
To create user interfaces.

Q91. In Django, what does the term “migration” refer to?

A change in URL routing configuration.
The process of propagating changes you make to your models (adding a field, deleting a model, etc.) into your database schema.
A way to define custom middleware.
The process of creating HTML templates for your application.

Q92. What is the purpose of Django’s “context” in the context of rendering templates?

To pass data from your views to your templates so that the data can be rendered dynamically.
To define URL patterns for your application.
To manage HTTP requests and responses.
To create user interfaces.

Q93. What does the Django `QuerySet` class represent?

A Python class used for defining URL routing in Django.
A class for managing HTTP requests and responses.
A database query made by Django, represented in Python.
A class for defining HTML templates.

Q94. In Django, what is the purpose of the “collectstatic” management command?

To collect user data for analytics.
To collect database records from multiple sources.
To collect all static files (CSS, JavaScript, images) from each of your applications into a single location.
To collect logs for debugging purposes.

Q95. What is the Django Admin site used for?

To manage user authentication.
To define URL routing for Django applications.
To provide an automatically generated admin interface for your models.
To write and run database queries.

Q96. What does Django’s “middleware” refer to?

A way to create user interfaces.
A database query in Django.
A way to process HTTP requests and responses globally before they reach the view or after they leave the view.
A way to configure URL routing in Django.

Q97. What is the primary purpose of Django’s “migration files”?

To define and store changes to the database schema over time.
To manage static files like CSS and JavaScript.
To configure URL patterns.
To create HTML templates.

Q98. Which authentication system does Django provide out of the box?

OAuth 2.0
User authentication with built-in user models and views.
JWT (JSON Web Tokens)
SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language)

Q99. In Django, what does the “Model-View-Controller” (MVC) architectural pattern refer to?

A pattern for defining URL routing.
A pattern for creating HTML templates.
A pattern that divides the application into three interconnected components: Model, View, and Controller (Django often refers to it as MTV, Model-View-Template).
A pattern for user authentication.

Q100. What is the purpose of Django’s “templates”?

To define database schema and model relationships.
To define the structure and layout of HTML pages to be served to the user.
To configure URL patterns for your application.
To store and serve static files like images and JavaScript.

Q101. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a single object that matches the given lookup parameters?

get_object_or_404()
get()
filter()
values()

Q102. What is the purpose of the `str()` method in a Django model?

To define the default ordering for model instances
To provide a human-readable string representation of the model instance
To define the default field to be used for lookups
To define the default display field in the Django admin interface

Q103. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a list of objects that match the given lookup parameters?

get()
get_object_or_404()
filter()
values()

Q104. What is the purpose of the `related_name` parameter in a Django model’s `ForeignKey` field?

To define the name of the reverse relation on the related model
To define the default ordering for the related objects
To define the name of the attribute on the related model that accesses the set of related objects
To define the name of the attribute on the current model that accesses the related object

Q105. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a list of distinct values for the specified fields?

get()
get_object_or_404()
filter()
values()

Q106. What is the purpose of the `unique` parameter in a Django model field?

To define the default ordering for the field
To define the default value for the field
To ensure that the value of the field is unique across all instances of the model
To define the maximum length of the field

Q107. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a single object that matches the given lookup parameters or raise a `Http404` exception if no object is found?

get_object_or_404()
get()
filter()
values()

Q108. What is the purpose of the `on_delete` parameter in a Django model’s `ForeignKey` field?

To define the default value for the field
To define the maximum length of the field
To specify the behavior when the referenced object is deleted
To define the name of the reverse relation on the related model

Q109. Which Django ORM method is used to perform aggregation operations (e.g., `sum()`, `avg()`, `count()`) on a QuerySet?

get()
get_object_or_404()
filter()
aggregate()

Q110. What is the purpose of the `related_query_name` parameter in a Django model’s `ForeignKey` field?

To define the name of the reverse relation on the related model
To define the name of the attribute on the related model that accesses the set of related objects
To define the default ordering for the related objects
To define the name of the attribute on the current model that accesses the related object

Q111. Which Django ORM method is used to create a new object and save it to the database?

get()
get_object_or_404()
save()
create()

Q112. What is the purpose of the `default` parameter in a Django model field?

To define the maximum length of the field
To specify the default value for the field
To define the name of the reverse relation on the related model
To ensure that the value of the field is unique across all instances of the model

Q113. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a list of objects that match the given lookup parameters and return them as a list of dictionaries?

get()
get_object_or_404()
filter()
values()

Q114. What is the purpose of the `null` parameter in a Django model field?

To define the maximum length of the field
To ensure that the value of the field is unique across all instances of the model
To specify whether the field is allowed to have a null value
To define the default value for the field

Q115. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a list of objects that match the given lookup parameters and order them by one or more fields?

get()
get_object_or_404()
order_by()
values()

Q116. What is the purpose of the `verbose_name` parameter in a Django model field?

To define the default ordering for the field
To define the maximum length of the field
To provide a human-readable name for the field
To ensure that the value of the field is unique across all instances of the model

Q117. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a list of objects that match the given lookup parameters and exclude certain objects?

get()
get_object_or_404()
exclude()
values()

Q118. What is the purpose of the `on_delete` parameter in a Django model’s `OneToOneField`?

To define the default ordering for the related objects
To define the name of the reverse relation on the related model
To specify the behavior when the referenced object is deleted
To define the name of the attribute on the related model that accesses the set of related objects

Q119. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a list of objects that match the given lookup parameters and return them as a list of tuples?

get()
get_object_or_404()
filter()
values_list()

Q120. What is the purpose of the `unique_together` parameter in a Django model Meta class?

To define the default ordering for the model
To define the maximum length of the fields
To ensure that the combination of the specified fields is unique across all instances of the model
To define the name of the reverse relation on the related model

Q121. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a list of objects that match the given lookup parameters and return them as a list of model instances?

all()
get()
get_object_or_404()
values()

Q122. What is the purpose of the `blank` parameter in a Django model field?

To define the default value for the field
To specify whether the field is allowed to be left blank
To ensure that the value of the field is unique across all instances of the model
To define the maximum length of the field

Q123. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a list of objects that match the given lookup parameters and return them as a list of dictionaries with the specified fields?

get()
get_object_or_404()
filter()
values()

Q124. What is the purpose of the `default` parameter in a Django model’s `ForeignKey` field?

To define the name of the reverse relation on the related model
To specify the default value for the field
To ensure that the value of the field is unique across all instances of the model
To define the maximum length of the field

Q125. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a list of objects that match the given lookup parameters and return them as a list of tuples with the specified fields?

get()
get_object_or_404()
filter()
values_list()

Q126. What is the purpose of the `editable` parameter in a Django model field?

To define the default ordering for the field
To ensure that the value of the field is unique across all instances of the model
To specify whether the field should be displayed in admin interfaces for editing
To define the maximum length of the field

Q127. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a list of objects that match the given lookup parameters and return them as a list of model instances with the specified fields?

get()
get_object_or_404()
values()
values_list()

Q128. What is the purpose of the `choices` parameter in a Django model field?

To define the default ordering for the field
To specify a set of choices for the field
To ensure that the value of the field is unique across all instances of the model
To define the maximum length of the field

Q129. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a list of objects that match the given lookup parameters and return them as a list of tuples with the specified fields in a specific order?

get()
get_object_or_404()
values()
values_list()

Q130. What is the purpose of the `db_index` parameter in a Django model field?

To define the default ordering for the field
To create a database index for the field
To ensure that the value of the field is unique across all instances of the model
To define the maximum length of the field

Q131. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a list of objects that match the given lookup parameters and return them as a list of model instances with the specified fields?

get()
get_object_or_404()
values()
values_list()

Q132. What is the purpose of the `unique_for_date`, `unique_for_month`, and `unique_for_year` parameters in a Django model field?

To define the default ordering for the field
To ensure that the value of the field is unique for the specified date, month, or year
To create a database index for the field
To define the maximum length of the field

Q133. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a list of objects that match the given lookup parameters and return them as a list of tuples with the specified fields in a specific order?

get()
get_object_or_404()
values()
values_list()

Q134. What is the purpose of the `help_text` parameter in a Django model field?

To define the default ordering for the field
To provide additional information about the field, which is displayed in admin interfaces
To ensure that the value of the field is unique across all instances of the model
To define the maximum length of the field

Q135. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a list of objects that match the given lookup parameters and return them as a list of model instances with the specified fields?

get()
get_object_or_404()
values()
values_list()

Q136. What is the purpose of the `verbose_name_plural` parameter in a Django model Meta class?

To define the default ordering for the model
To create a database index for the model
To provide a human-readable plural name for the model
To ensure that the combination of the specified fields is unique across all instances of the model

Q137. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a list of objects that match the given lookup parameters and return them as a list of tuples with the specified fields in a specific order?

get()
get_object_or_404()
values()
values_list()

Q138. What is the purpose of the `auto_now` and `auto_now_add` parameters in a Django model `DateField` or `DateTimeField`?

To define the default ordering for the field
To automatically set the field to the current date/time when the object is saved or created
To ensure that the value of the field is unique across all instances of the model
To define the maximum length of the field

Q139. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a list of objects that match the given lookup parameters and return them as a list of model instances with the specified fields?

get()
get_object_or_404()
values()
values_list()

Q140. What is the purpose of the `related_name` parameter in a Django model’s `ManyToManyField`?

To define the default ordering for the related objects
To define the name of the attribute on the related model that accesses the set of related objects
To ensure that the combination of the specified fields is unique across all instances of the model
To define the maximum length of the field

Q141. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a list of objects that match the given lookup parameters and return them as a list of tuples with the specified fields in a specific order?

get()
get_object_or_404()
values()
values_list()

Q142. What is the purpose of the `on_delete` parameter in a Django model’s `ManyToManyField`?

To define the default ordering for the related objects
To define the name of the attribute on the related model that accesses the set of related objects
To specify the behavior when the referenced object is deleted
To define the maximum length of the field

Q143. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a list of objects that match the given lookup parameters and return them as a list of model instances with the specified fields?

get()
get_object_or_404()
values()
values_list()

Q144. What is the purpose of the `default` parameter in a Django model’s `ManyToManyField`?

To define the default ordering for the related objects
To specify the default value for the field
To ensure that the combination of the specified fields is unique across all instances of the model
To define the maximum length of the field

Q145. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a list of objects that match the given lookup parameters and return them as a list of tuples with the specified fields in a specific order?

get()
get_object_or_404()
values()
values_list()

Q146. What is the purpose of the `null` parameter in a Django model’s `ForeignKey` field?

To define the default ordering for the related objects
To specify whether the field is allowed to have a null value
To ensure that the combination of the specified fields is unique across all instances of the model
To define the maximum length of the field

Q147. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a list of objects that match the given lookup parameters and return them as a list of model instances with the specified fields?

get()
get_object_or_404()
values()
values_list()

Q148. What is the purpose of the `db_column` parameter in a Django model field?

To define the default ordering for the field
To specify the name of the database column for the field
To ensure that the value of the field is unique across all instances of the model
To define the maximum length of the field

Q149. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a list of objects that match the given lookup parameters and return them as a list of tuples with the specified fields in a specific order?

get()
get_object_or_404()
values()
values_list()

Q150. What is the purpose of the `db_table` parameter in a Django model Meta class?

To define the default ordering for the model
To specify the name of

Q151. Which Django form field is used to validate that a user’s input is a valid email address?

EmailField
EmailField
CharField(validators=[validate_email])
EmailInput

Q152. What is the purpose of using the `is_valid()` method on a Django form?

To check if the form has been submitted
To save the form data to the database
To validate the form data and check if it is correct
To render the form HTML

Q153. When would you use a `ModelForm` instead of a regular Django `Form`?

When you want to create a form that is not tied to a database model
When you want to add custom validation rules to your form
When you want to render the form using a custom template
When you want to create a form that is directly tied to a database model

Q154. How can you customize the rendering of a Django form field?

By overriding the as_p() method of the form
By creating a custom form field class
By using the widgets parameter when defining the form field
By modifying the template that renders the form

Q155. What is the purpose of the `cleaned_data` dictionary in a Django form?

It contains the raw, unvalidated data submitted by the user
It contains the HTML-escaped form data
It contains the validated and cleaned data from the form
It contains the default values for the form fields

Q156. How can you add custom validation rules to a Django form field?

By overriding the clean() method of the form
By adding a validators parameter to the form field definition
By both overriding the clean() method and adding a validators parameter
By creating a custom form field class and adding the validation logic there

Q157. What is the purpose of the `form.is_bound` attribute in a Django form?

It indicates whether the form has been submitted
It indicates whether the form has been submitted with data
It indicates whether the form has been saved to the database
It indicates whether the form has been rendered on the page

Q158. How can you customize the HTML output of a Django form field?

By overriding the as_p(), as_ul(), or as_table() methods of the form
By creating a custom widget class and using it in the form field definition
By both overriding the form field rendering methods and using custom widgets
By modifying the template that renders the form

Q159. What is the purpose of the `required` parameter when defining a Django form field?

It sets the default value of the field
It adds custom validation logic to the field
It makes the field required for the form to be valid
It changes the HTML rendering of the field

Q160. How can you add custom error messages to a Django form field?

By setting the error_messages parameter when defining the form field
By overriding the clean() method of the form and raising a ValidationError
By using both the error_messages parameter and overriding the clean() method
By modifying the template that renders the form

Q161. What is the purpose of the `label` parameter when defining a Django form field?

It sets the default value of the field
It sets the label text that is displayed for the field
It adds custom validation logic to the field
It changes the HTML rendering of the field

Q162. How can you pre-populate the initial data in a Django form?

By setting the initial parameter when defining the form fields
By passing the initial data as part of the request.POST data
By passing the initial data as a data parameter when creating the form instance
By overriding the get_initial() method of the form class

Q163. What is the purpose of the `widget` parameter when defining a Django form field?

It sets the default value of the field
It adds custom validation logic to the field
It specifies the HTML widget to be used for rendering the field
It changes the label text that is displayed for the field

Q164. How can you customize the HTML attributes of a Django form field?

By setting the attrs parameter when defining the form field
By overriding the as_widget() method of the form field
By using both the attrs parameter and overriding as_widget()
By modifying the template that renders the form

Q165. What is the purpose of the `help_text` parameter when defining a Django form field?

It sets the default value of the field
It provides additional explanatory text for the field
It adds custom validation logic to the field
It changes the HTML rendering of the field

Q166. How can you add custom validation logic to a Django form field?

By setting the validators parameter when defining the form field
By overriding the clean() method of the form field
By using both the validators parameter and overriding clean()
By modifying the template that renders the form

Q167. What is the purpose of the `required` parameter when defining a Django form field?

It sets the default value of the field
It adds custom validation logic to the field
It makes the field required for the form to be valid
It changes the HTML rendering of the field

Q168. How can you customize the error messages displayed for a Django form field?

By setting the error_messages parameter when defining the form field
By overriding the clean() method of the form field and raising a ValidationError
By using both the error_messages parameter and overriding clean()
By modifying the template that renders the form

Q169. What is the purpose of the `label` parameter when defining a Django form field?

It sets the default value of the field
It sets the label text that is displayed for the field
It adds custom validation logic to the field
It changes the HTML rendering of the field

Q170. How can you pre-populate the initial data in a Django form?

By setting the initial parameter when defining the form fields
By passing the initial data as part of the request.POST data
By passing the initial data as a data parameter when creating the form instance
By overriding the get_initial() method of the form class

Q171. What is the purpose of the `widget` parameter when defining a Django form field?

It sets the default value of the field
It adds custom validation logic to the field
It specifies the HTML widget to be used for rendering the field
It changes the label text that is displayed for the field

Q172. How can you customize the HTML attributes of a Django form field?

By setting the attrs parameter when defining the form field
By overriding the as_widget() method of the form field
By using both the attrs parameter and overriding as_widget()
By modifying the template that renders the form

Q173. What is the purpose of the `help_text` parameter when defining a Django form field?

It sets the default value of the field
It provides additional explanatory text for the field
It adds custom validation logic to the field
It changes the HTML rendering of the field

Q174. How can you add custom validation logic to a Django form field?

By setting the validators parameter when defining the form field
By overriding the clean() method of the form field
By using both the validators parameter and overriding clean()
By modifying the template that renders the form

Q175. What is the purpose of the `max_length` parameter when defining a Django CharField form field?

It sets the default value of the field
It adds custom validation logic to the field
It limits the maximum length of the user’s input
It changes the HTML rendering of the field

Q176. How can you customize the error messages displayed for a Django form field?

By setting the error_messages parameter when defining the form field
By overriding the clean() method of the form field and raising a ValidationError
By using both the error_messages parameter and overriding clean()
By modifying the template that renders the form

Q177. What is the purpose of the `required` parameter when defining a Django form field?

It sets the default value of the field
It adds custom validation logic to the field
It makes the field required for the form to be valid
It changes the HTML rendering of the field

Q178. How can you pre-populate the initial data in a Django form?

By setting the initial parameter when defining the form fields
By passing the initial data as part of the request.POST data
By passing the initial data as a data parameter when creating the form instance
By overriding the get_initial() method of the form class

Q179. What is the purpose of the `widget` parameter when defining a Django form field?

It sets the default value of the field
It adds custom validation logic to the field
It specifies the HTML widget to be used for rendering the field
It changes the label text that is displayed for the field

Q180. How can you customize the HTML attributes of a Django form field?

By setting the attrs parameter when defining the form field
By overriding the as_widget() method of the form field
By using both the attrs parameter and overriding as_widget()
By modifying the template that renders the form

Q181. What is the purpose of the `help_text` parameter when defining a Django form field?

It sets the default value of the field
It provides additional explanatory text for the field
It adds custom validation logic to the field
It changes the HTML rendering of the field

Q182. How can you add custom validation logic to a Django form field?

By setting the validators parameter when defining the form field
By overriding the clean() method of the form field
By using both the validators parameter and overriding clean()
By modifying the template that renders the form

Q183. What is the purpose of the `max_length` parameter when defining a Django CharField form field?

It sets the default value of the field
It adds custom validation logic to the field
It limits the maximum length of the user’s input
It changes the HTML rendering of the field

Q184. How can you customize the error messages displayed for a Django form field?

By setting the error_messages parameter when defining the form field
By overriding the clean() method of the form field and raising a ValidationError
By using both the error_messages parameter and overriding clean()
By modifying the template that renders the form

Q185. What is the purpose of the `required` parameter when defining a Django form field?

It sets the default value of the field
It adds custom validation logic to the field
It makes the field required for the form to be valid
It changes the HTML rendering of the field

Q186. How can you pre-populate the initial data in a Django form?

By setting the initial parameter when defining the form fields
By passing the initial data as part of the request.POST data
By passing the initial data as a data parameter when creating the form instance
By overriding the get_initial() method of the form class

Q187. What is the purpose of the `widget` parameter when defining a Django form field?

It sets the default value of the field
It adds custom validation logic to the field
It specifies the HTML widget to be used for rendering the field
It changes the label text that is displayed for the field

Q188. How can you customize the HTML attributes of a Django form field?

By setting the attrs parameter when defining the form field
By overriding the as_widget() method of the form field
By using both the attrs parameter and overriding as_widget()
By modifying the template that renders the form

Q189. What is the purpose of the `help_text` parameter when defining a Django form field?

It sets the default value of the field
It provides additional explanatory text for the field
It adds custom validation logic to the field
It changes the HTML rendering of the field

Q190. How can you add custom validation logic to a Django form field?

By setting the validators parameter when defining the form field
By overriding the clean() method of the form field
By using both the validators parameter and overriding clean()
By modifying the template that renders the form

Q191. What is the purpose of the `max_length` parameter when defining a Django CharField form field?

It sets the default value of the field
It adds custom validation logic to the field
It limits the maximum length of the user’s input
It changes the HTML rendering of the field

Q192. How can you customize the error messages displayed for a Django form field?

By setting the error_messages parameter when defining the form field
By overriding the clean() method of the form field and raising a ValidationError
By using both the error_messages parameter and overriding clean()
By modifying the template that renders the form

Q193. What is the purpose of the `required` parameter when defining a Django form field?

It sets the default value of the field
It adds custom validation logic to the field
It makes the field required for the form to be valid
It changes the HTML rendering of the field

Q194. How can you pre-populate the initial data in a Django form?

By setting the initial parameter when defining the form fields
By passing the initial data as part of the request.POST data
By passing the initial data as a data parameter when creating the form instance
By overriding the get_initial() method of the form class

Q195. What is the purpose of the `widget` parameter when defining a Django form field?

It sets the default value of the field
It adds custom validation logic to the field
It specifies the HTML widget to be used for rendering the field
It changes the label text that is displayed for the field

Q196. How can you customize the HTML attributes of a Django form field?

By setting the attrs parameter when defining the form field
By overriding the as_widget() method of the form field
By using both the attrs parameter and overriding as_widget()
By modifying the template that renders the form

Q197. What is the purpose of the `help_text` parameter when defining a Django form field?

It sets the default value of the field
It provides additional explanatory text for the field
It adds custom validation logic to the field
It changes the HTML rendering of the field

Q198. How can you add custom validation logic to a Django form field?

By setting the validators parameter when defining the form field
By overriding the clean() method of the form field
By using both the validators parameter and overriding clean()
By modifying the template that renders the form

Q199. What is the purpose of the `max_length` parameter when defining a Django CharField form field?

It sets the default value of the field
It adds custom validation logic to the field
It limits the maximum length of the user’s input
It changes the HTML rendering of the field

Q200. How can you customize the error messages displayed for a Django

Q201. What is the primary purpose of the `get_context_data()` method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To provide additional data to the template
To handle HTTP request methods
To define the view’s template

Q202. Which Django class-based view would you use to create a simple create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) interface for a model?

TemplateView
FormView
ModelFormView
DetailView

Q203. What is the purpose of the `get_queryset()` method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To handle HTTP request methods
To customize the queryset used by the view
To provide additional data to the template

Q204. What is the primary use case for Django’s `@login_required` decorator?

To require HTTPS for a view
To require user authentication for a view
To limit the number of requests to a view
To handle form validation in a view

Q205. Which Django class-based view would you use to display a list of objects from a model?

DetailView
CreateView
ListView
UpdateView

Q206. What is the purpose of the `get_absolute_url()` method in a Django model?

To define the URL pattern for the model’s detail view
To handle HTTP request methods for the model
To provide a canonical URL for a model instance
To customize the queryset used by a view for the model

Q207. Which Django class-based view would you use to display a single object from a model?

ListView
DetailView
CreateView
UpdateView

Q208. What is the purpose of the `form_valid()` method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To handle successful form submissions
To customize the queryset used by the view
To provide additional data to the template

Q209. Which Django class-based view would you use to handle form submissions?

ListView
DetailView
FormView
TemplateView

Q210. What is the purpose of the `get_success_url()` method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To customize the queryset used by the view
To specify the URL to redirect to after a successful form submission
To provide additional data to the template

Q211. Which Django class-based view would you use to create a new object from a model?

ListView
DetailView
CreateView
UpdateView

Q212. What is the purpose of the `dispatch()` method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To handle the incoming HTTP request and determine the appropriate HTTP method handler
To customize the queryset used by the view
To provide additional data to the template

Q213. Which Django class-based view would you use to update an existing object from a model?

ListView
CreateView
DetailView
UpdateView

Q214. What is the purpose of the `get_object()` method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To retrieve the object that the view should operate on
To handle the incoming HTTP request and determine the appropriate HTTP method handler
To provide additional data to the template

Q215. Which Django class-based view would you use to delete an existing object from a model?

ListView
CreateView
UpdateView
DeleteView

Q216. What is the purpose of the `get_form_class()` method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To handle the incoming HTTP request and determine the appropriate HTTP method handler
To customize the form used by the view
To provide additional data to the template

Q217. Which Django class-based view would you use to display a template without any model-specific functionality?

TemplateView
ListView
CreateView
UpdateView

Q218. What is the purpose of the `get_form_kwargs()` method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To handle the incoming HTTP request and determine the appropriate HTTP method handler
To customize the arguments passed to the form used by the view
To provide additional data to the template

Q219. Which Django class-based view would you use to handle file uploads?

TemplateView
FormView
ListView
CreateView

Q220. What is the purpose of the `as_view()` class method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To create a function-based view from a class-based view
To handle the incoming HTTP request and determine the appropriate HTTP method handler
To provide additional data to the template

Q221. Which Django class-based view would you use to implement a multi-form wizard?

TemplateView
FormView
ListView
CreateView

Q222. What is the purpose of the `get_success_message()` method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To handle the incoming HTTP request and determine the appropriate HTTP method handler
To customize the success message displayed after a successful form submission
To provide additional data to the template

Q223. Which Django class-based view would you use to implement a search functionality?

ListView
FormView
TemplateView
CreateView

Q224. What is the purpose of the `get_form_kwargs()` method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To handle the incoming HTTP request and determine the appropriate HTTP method handler
To customize the arguments passed to the form used by the view
To provide additional data to the template

Q225. Which Django class-based view would you use to implement a view that requires authentication?

TemplateView
LoginRequiredMixin
ListView
CreateView

Q226. What is the purpose of the `get_queryset()` method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To handle the incoming HTTP request and determine the appropriate HTTP method handler
To customize the queryset used by the view
To provide additional data to the template

Q227. Which Django class-based view would you use to implement a view that requires user authorization based on permissions?

TemplateView
PermissionRequiredMixin
ListView
CreateView

Q228. What is the purpose of the `get_context_object_name()` method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To handle the incoming HTTP request and determine the appropriate HTTP method handler
To customize the name of the object(s) passed to the template
To provide additional data to the template

Q229. Which Django class-based view would you use to implement a view that requires CSRF protection?

TemplateView
CsrfExemptMixin
ListView
CreateView

Q230. What is the purpose of the `get_template_names()` method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To handle the incoming HTTP request and determine the appropriate HTTP method handler
To customize the template(s) used by the view
To provide additional data to the template

Q231. Which Django class-based view would you use to implement a view that requires HTTP Basic authentication?

TemplateView
HttpBasicAuthMixin
ListView
CreateView

Q232. What is the purpose of the `get_initial()` method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To handle the incoming HTTP request and determine the appropriate HTTP method handler
To customize the initial data for the form used by the view
To provide additional data to the template

Q233. Which Django class-based view would you use to implement a view that requires HTTP Digest authentication?

TemplateView
HttpDigestAuthMixin
ListView
CreateView

Q234. What is the purpose of the `get_success_url()` method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To handle the incoming HTTP request and determine the appropriate HTTP method handler
To specify the URL to redirect to after a successful form submission
To provide additional data to the template

Q235. Which Django class-based view would you use to implement a view that requires IP address-based access control?

TemplateView
IPAddressRequiredMixin
ListView
CreateView

Q236. What is the purpose of the `form_invalid()` method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To handle unsuccessful form submissions
To customize the queryset used by the view
To provide additional data to the template

Q237. Which Django class-based view would you use to implement a view that requires two-factor authentication?

TemplateView
TwoFactorAuthMixin
ListView
CreateView

Q238. What is the purpose of the `get_form()` method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To handle the incoming HTTP request and determine the appropriate HTTP method handler
To customize the form used by the view
To provide additional data to the template

Q239. Which Django class-based view would you use to implement a view that requires user activation?

TemplateView
UserActivationRequiredMixin
ListView
CreateView

Q240. What is the purpose of the `get_object()` method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To retrieve the object that the view should operate on
To handle the incoming HTTP request and determine the appropriate HTTP method handler
To provide additional data to the template

Q241. Which Django class-based view would you use to implement a view that requires HTTPS?

TemplateView
SSLRequiredMixin
ListView
CreateView

Q242. What is the purpose of the `get_context_data()` method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To handle the incoming HTTP request and determine the appropriate HTTP method handler
To provide additional data to the template
To customize the queryset used by the view

Q243. Which Django class-based view would you use to implement a view that requires user verification?

TemplateView
UserVerificationRequiredMixin
ListView
CreateView

Q244. What is the purpose of the `dispatch()` method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To handle the incoming HTTP request and determine the appropriate HTTP method handler
To customize the queryset used by the view
To provide additional data to the template

Q245. Which Django class-based view would you use to implement a view that requires staff user access?

TemplateView
StaffuserRequiredMixin
ListView
CreateView

Q246. What is the purpose of the `get_form_kwargs()` method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To handle the incoming HTTP request and determine the appropriate HTTP method handler
To customize the arguments passed to the form used by the view
To provide additional data to the template

Q247. Which Django class-based view would you use to implement a view that requires superuser access?

TemplateView
SuperuserRequiredMixin
ListView
CreateView

Q248. What is the purpose of the `get_form_class()` method in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To handle the incoming HTTP request and determine the appropriate HTTP method handler
To customize the form used by the view
To provide additional data to the template

Q249. Which Django class-based view would you use to implement a view that requires user email verification?

TemplateView
EmailVerificationRequiredMixin
ListView
CreateView

Q250. What is the purpose of the `@method_decorator()` decorator in a Django class-based view?

To define the URL pattern for the view
To apply a function-based view decorator to a class-based view method
To customize the queryset used by the view
To provide additional data to the template

Q251. Which Django REST Framework serializer method allows you to validate and clean data before it is saved to the database?

update()
validate()
save()
create()

Q252. What is the purpose of the `lookup_field` attribute in a Django REST Framework ViewSet?

It specifies the field used to look up the object in the database.
It sets the default ordering of the queryset.
It determines the URL parameter used to retrieve the object.
It filters the queryset based on the lookup field.

Q253. How can you enforce authentication for all views in a Django REST Framework API?

Set the authentication_classes attribute on the DefaultRouter class.
Set the DEFAULT_AUTHENTICATION_CLASSES setting in your Django project’s settings.py file.
Override the get_authenticators() method in your base view class.
Use the @authentication_required decorator on each view function.

Q254. What is the purpose of the `ModelSerializer` class in Django REST Framework?

It automatically generates a serializer class based on a Django model.
It provides a way to serialize and deserialize complex data structures.
It allows you to define custom serialization logic for your models.
All of the above

Q255. How can you add custom validation logic to a Django REST Framework serializer?

Override the validate() method on the serializer class.
Use the validators argument when defining the serializer fields.
Create a custom validator function and apply it to the serializer fields.
All of the above

Q256. What is the purpose of the `permission_classes` attribute in a Django REST Framework ViewSet?

It specifies the authentication classes to be used for the ViewSet.
It sets the default ordering of the queryset.
It determines the permission classes that will be applied to the ViewSet.
It filters the queryset based on the specified permissions.

Q257. How can you use Django REST Framework to implement token-based authentication?

Use the TokenAuthentication class and include the rest_framework.authtoken app in your project.
Implement a custom authentication backend that generates and verifies tokens.
Use the JSONWebTokenAuthentication class and include the rest_framework_jwt package.
All of the above

Q258. What is the purpose of the `serializer_class` attribute in a Django REST Framework ViewSet?

It specifies the serializer to use for the ViewSet’s read operations.
It determines the authentication classes to be used for the ViewSet.
It specifies the serializer to use for the ViewSet’s create, update, and delete operations.
It sets the default ordering of the queryset.

Q259. How can you add filtering capabilities to a Django REST Framework API?

Use the FilterSet class and include the django-filter package in your project.
Implement a custom filter backend and apply it to the ViewSet.
Use the SearchFilter and OrderingFilter classes provided by Django REST Framework.
All of the above

Q260. What is the purpose of the `@action` decorator in a Django REST Framework ViewSet?

It allows you to define custom actions that are not part of the standard CRUD operations.
It specifies the HTTP methods that should be allowed for the action.
It sets the URL path for the custom action.
All of the above

Q261. How can you use Django REST Framework to implement role-based access control (RBAC) in your API?

Use the IsAdminUser permission class to restrict access to admin users.
Create custom permission classes that check the user’s role or group membership.
Implement a custom authentication backend that retrieves the user’s role from an external source.
All of the above

Q262. What is the purpose of the `serializer_class` attribute in a Django REST Framework `GenericAPIView`?

It specifies the serializer to use for the view’s read operations.
It specifies the serializer to use for the view’s create, update, and delete operations.
It sets the default ordering of the queryset.
It determines the authentication classes to be used for the view.

Q263. How can you use Django REST Framework to implement pagination in your API?

Use the LimitOffsetPagination or PageNumberPagination classes provided by Django REST Framework.
Implement a custom pagination class and apply it to the ViewSet.
Set the pagination_class attribute on the ViewSet or view.
All of the above

Q264. What is the purpose of the `throttle_classes` attribute in a Django REST Framework ViewSet?

It specifies the throttling classes to be applied to the ViewSet.
It determines the authentication classes to be used for the ViewSet.
It sets the default ordering of the queryset.
It limits the rate at which clients can make requests to the ViewSet.

Q265. How can you use Django REST Framework to implement caching in your API?

Use the CacheResponseMixin or BrowsableAPIRenderer classes provided by Django REST Framework.
Implement a custom cache backend and apply it to the ViewSet.
Set the cache_control header in the response.
All of the above

Q266. What is the purpose of the `renderer_classes` attribute in a Django REST Framework ViewSet?

It specifies the serializer to use for the ViewSet’s create, update, and delete operations.
It determines the authentication classes to be used for the ViewSet.
It specifies the renderers to be used for the ViewSet’s responses.
It sets the default ordering of the queryset.

Q267. How can you use Django REST Framework to implement versioning in your API?

Use the NamespaceVersioning or URLPathVersioning classes provided by Django REST Framework.
Implement a custom versioning scheme and apply it to the ViewSet.
Set the version attribute on the ViewSet or view.
All of the above

Q268. What is the purpose of the `lookup_url_kwarg` attribute in a Django REST Framework ViewSet?

It specifies the URL parameter used to retrieve the object.
It sets the default ordering of the queryset.
It determines the name of the URL parameter used to look up the object.
It filters the queryset based on the lookup field.

Q269. How can you use Django REST Framework to implement hyperlinked relationships in your API?

Use the HyperlinkedIdentityField or HyperlinkedRelatedField serializer fields.
Set the lookup_field and lookup_url_kwarg attributes on the ViewSet.
Use the HyperlinkedModelSerializer class.
All of the above

Q270. What is the purpose of the `throttle_scope` attribute in a Django REST Framework ViewSet?

It specifies the name of the throttling scope to be applied to the ViewSet.
It determines the authentication classes to be used for the ViewSet.
It sets the default ordering of the queryset.
It filters the queryset based on the specified throttling scope.

Q271. How can you use Django REST Framework to implement custom pagination logic in your API?

Create a custom pagination class that inherits from the BasePagination class.
Override the paginate_queryset() and get_paginated_response() methods in the custom pagination class.
Apply the custom pagination class to the ViewSet or view.
All of the above

Q272. What is the purpose of the `filter_backends` attribute in a Django REST Framework ViewSet?

It specifies the serializer to use for the ViewSet’s create, update, and delete operations.
It determines the authentication classes to be used for the ViewSet.
It specifies the filter backends to be used for the ViewSet’s queryset.
It sets the default ordering of the queryset.

Q273. How can you use Django REST Framework to implement token-based authentication with JWT (JSON Web Tokens)?

Use the JSONWebTokenAuthentication class provided by the rest_framework_jwt package.
Implement a custom authentication backend that generates and verifies JWT tokens.
Configure the JWT_AUTH settings in your Django project’s settings.py file.
All of the above

Q274. What is the purpose of the `throttle_scope` attribute in a Django REST Framework `GenericAPIView`?

It specifies the name of the throttling scope to be applied to the view.
It determines the authentication classes to be used for the view.
It sets the default ordering of the queryset.
It filters the queryset based on the specified throttling scope.

Q275. How can you use Django REST Framework to implement OAuth2 authentication in your API?

Use the OAuth2Authentication class provided by the django-oauth-toolkit package.
Configure the OAuth2 settings in your Django project’s settings.py file.
Implement a custom OAuth2 provider that integrates with your application.
All of the above

Q276. What is the purpose of the `permission_classes` attribute in a Django REST Framework `GenericAPIView`?

It specifies the authentication classes to be used for the view.
It sets the default ordering of the queryset.
It determines the permission classes that will be applied to the view.
It filters the queryset based on the specified permissions.

Use the django-cors-headers package and configure the CORS settings in your Django project’s settings.py file.
Implement a custom CORS middleware that checks and modifies the response headers.
Use the CorsMiddleware class provided by the django-cors-headers package.
All of the above

Q278. What is the purpose of the `renderer_classes` attribute in a Django REST Framework `GenericAPIView`?

It specifies the serializer to use for the view’s create, update, and delete operations.
It determines the authentication classes to be used for the view.
It specifies the renderers to be used for the view’s responses.
It sets the default ordering of the queryset.

Q279. How can you use Django REST Framework to implement file uploads in your API?

Use the FileField or ImageField serializer fields.
Handle file uploads in the view’s create() or update() methods.
Configure the media file storage settings in your Django project’s settings.py file.
All of the above

Q280. What is the purpose of the `lookup_field` attribute in a Django REST Framework `GenericAPIView`?

It specifies the field used to look up the object in the database.
It sets the default ordering of the queryset.
It determines the URL parameter used to retrieve the object.
It filters the queryset based on the lookup field.

Q281. How can you use Django REST Framework to implement search and filtering capabilities in your API?

Use the SearchFilter and FilterBackend classes provided by Django REST Framework.
Implement custom filter and search backends and apply them to the ViewSet or view.
Use the django-filter package to define filterable fields and FilterSet classes.
All of the above

Q282. What is the purpose of the `throttle_scope` attribute in a Django REST Framework ViewSet?

It specifies the name of the throttling scope to be applied to the ViewSet.
It determines the authentication classes to be used for the ViewSet.
It sets the default ordering of the queryset.
It filters the queryset based on the specified throttling scope.

Q283. How can you use Django REST Framework to implement nested serializers in your API?

Use the PrimaryKeyRelatedField or SlugRelatedField serializer fields.
Define serializer classes for the nested models and use them as fields in the parent serializer.
Set the depth parameter in the Meta class of the serializer.
All of the above

Q284. What is the purpose of the `authentication_classes` attribute in a Django REST Framework ViewSet?

It specifies the authentication classes to be used for the ViewSet.
It determines the permission classes that will be applied to the ViewSet.
It sets the default ordering of the queryset.
It filters the queryset based on the specified authentication classes.

Q285. How can you use Django REST Framework to implement custom throttling in your API?

Create a custom throttling class that inherits from the BaseThrottle class.
Override the allow_request() and wait() methods in the custom throttling class.
Apply the custom throttling class to the ViewSet or view.
All of the above

Q286. What is the purpose of the `filter_backends` attribute in a Django REST Framework `GenericAPIView`?

It specifies the serializer to use for the view’s create, update, and delete operations.
It determines the authentication classes to be used for the view.
It specifies the filter backends to be used for the view’s queryset.
It sets the default ordering of the queryset.

Q287. How can you use Django REST Framework to implement caching in your API responses?

Use the CacheResponseMixin class provided by Django REST Framework.
Set the Cache-Control header in the response.
Implement a custom cache backend and apply it to the ViewSet or view.
All of the above

Q288. What is the purpose of the `authentication_classes` attribute in a Django REST Framework `GenericAPIView`?

It specifies the authentication classes to be used for the view.
It determines the permission classes that will be applied to the view.
It sets the default ordering of the queryset.
It filters the queryset based on the specified authentication classes.

Q289. How can you use Django REST Framework to implement versioning in your API?

Use the NamespaceVersioning, URLPathVersioning, or AcceptHeaderVersioning classes.
Implement a custom versioning scheme and apply it to the ViewSet or view.
Set the versioning_class attribute on the ViewSet or view.
All of the above

Q290. What is the purpose of the `lookup_url_kwarg` attribute in a Django REST Framework `GenericAPIView`?

It determines the name of the URL parameter used to look up the object.
It sets the default ordering of the queryset.
It specifies the URL parameter used to retrieve the object.
It filters the queryset based on the lookup field.

Q291. How can you use Django REST Framework to implement pagination in your API responses?

Use the LimitOffsetPagination or PageNumberPagination classes.
Implement a custom pagination class and apply it to the ViewSet or view.
Set the pagination_class attribute on the ViewSet or view.
All of the above

Q292. What is the purpose of the `throttle_classes` attribute in a Django REST Framework `GenericAPIView`?

It specifies the throttling classes to be applied to the view.
It determines the authentication classes to be used for the view.
It sets the default ordering of the queryset.
It limits the rate at which clients can make requests to the view.

Q293. How can you use Django REST Framework to implement role-based access control (RBAC) in your API?

Create custom permission classes that check the user’s role or group membership.
Use the IsAdminUser permission class to restrict access to admin users.
Implement a custom authentication backend that retrieves the user’s role from an external source.
All of the above

Q294

Q301. Which Django Admin feature allows you to customize the list display of a model?

Admin actions
List display
Fieldsets
Inline models

Q302. What is the purpose of using admin actions in Django?

To customize the admin interface
To add custom functionality to the admin
To perform bulk operations on selected objects
To filter the admin list view

Q303. How can you add a custom filter to the Django Admin interface?

By overriding the get_queryset() method
By creating a custom FieldListFilter class
By defining a list_filter attribute in the admin class
By adding a filter_horizontal field to the admin class

Q304. What is the purpose of using inline models in the Django Admin?

To add custom functionality to the admin
To filter the admin list view
To display related objects inline on the admin page
To perform bulk operations on selected objects

Q305. How can you customize the layout of the Django Admin change form?

By using the list_display attribute
By creating a custom FieldListFilter class
By defining a list_filter attribute in the admin class
By using the fieldsets attribute in the admin class

Q306. Which Django Admin feature allows you to add custom actions to the admin list view?

List display
Admin actions
Inline models
Fieldsets

Q307. How can you add a custom search field to the Django Admin interface?

By using the list_display attribute
By defining a search_fields attribute in the admin class
By creating a custom FieldListFilter class
By using the fieldsets attribute in the admin class

Q308. What is the purpose of using a `ModelAdmin` class in the Django Admin?

To customize the admin interface
To add custom functionality to the admin
To perform bulk operations on selected objects
To configure the behavior of a model in the admin

Q309. How can you add a custom form to the Django Admin change form?

By using the list_display attribute
By defining a search_fields attribute in the admin class
By overriding the get_form() method in the admin class
By using the fieldsets attribute in the admin class

Q310. What is the purpose of using `InlineModelAdmin` classes in the Django Admin?

To add custom functionality to the admin
To filter the admin list view
To display related objects inline on the admin page
To perform bulk operations on selected objects

Q311. How can you customize the actions available in the Django Admin?

By using the list_display attribute
By defining a search_fields attribute in the admin class
By overriding the get_actions() method in the admin class
By using the fieldsets attribute in the admin class

Q312. What is the purpose of using a `FieldListFilter` in the Django Admin?

To customize the admin interface
To add custom filtering options to the admin list view
To display related objects inline on the admin page
To perform bulk operations on selected objects

Q313. How can you add a custom admin view in the Django Admin?

By using the list_display attribute
By defining a search_fields attribute in the admin class
By creating a custom admin view and registering it with the admin site
By using the fieldsets attribute in the admin class

Q314. What is the purpose of using a `ModelChoiceField` in a Django Admin form?

To add custom functionality to the admin
To filter the admin list view
To allow the user to choose from a list of related model instances
To perform bulk operations on selected objects

Q315. How can you add a custom template to the Django Admin change form?

By using the list_display attribute
By defining a search_fields attribute in the admin class
By overriding the get_actions() method in the admin class
By overriding the change_form_template attribute in the admin class

Q316. What is the purpose of using the `get_queryset()` method in a Django Admin class?

To customize the admin interface
To add custom functionality to the admin
To modify the queryset used to display objects in the admin list view
To perform bulk operations on selected objects

Q317. How can you add custom functionality to the Django Admin delete view?

By using the list_display attribute
By defining a search_fields attribute in the admin class
By overriding the delete_view() method in the admin class
By using the fieldsets attribute in the admin class

Q318. What is the purpose of using the `get_form()` method in a Django Admin class?

To customize the admin interface
To modify the form used in the admin change form
To filter the admin list view
To perform bulk operations on selected objects

Q319. How can you add custom validation to the Django Admin change form?

By using the list_display attribute
By defining a search_fields attribute in the admin class
By overriding the clean() method on the admin form
By using the fieldsets attribute in the admin class

Q320. What is the purpose of using the `get_urls()` method in a Django Admin class?

To customize the admin interface
To add custom admin views and URLs
To filter the admin list view
To perform bulk operations on selected objects

Q321. How can you add a custom button to the Django Admin change form?

By using the list_display attribute
By defining a search_fields attribute in the admin class
By adding a custom template and overriding the change_form_template attribute
By using the fieldsets attribute in the admin class

Q322. What is the purpose of using the `save_model()` method in a Django Admin class?

To customize the admin interface
To perform custom logic when a model is saved in the admin
To filter the admin list view
To perform bulk operations on selected objects

By using the list_display attribute
By defining a search_fields attribute in the admin class
By adding a custom template and overriding the change_form_template attribute
By using the fieldsets attribute in the admin class

Q324. What is the purpose of using the `get_changeform_initial_data()` method in a Django Admin class?

To customize the admin interface
To provide initial data for the admin change form
To filter the admin list view
To perform bulk operations on selected objects

Q325. How can you add a custom filter to the Django Admin list view?

By using the list_display attribute
By creating a custom FieldListFilter class and registering it
By overriding the get_actions() method in the admin class
By using the fieldsets attribute in the admin class

Q326. What is the purpose of using the `get_object()` method in a Django Admin class?

To customize the admin interface
To retrieve the object being edited in the admin change form
To filter the admin list view
To perform bulk operations on selected objects

Q327. How can you add a custom search field to the Django Admin change form?

By using the list_display attribute
By defining a search_fields attribute in the admin class
By overriding the get_search_fields() method in the admin class
By using the fieldsets attribute in the admin class

Q328. What is the purpose of using the `has_add_permission()` method in a Django Admin class?

To customize the admin interface
To control whether users can add new objects in the admin
To filter the admin list view
To perform bulk operations on selected objects

By using the list_display attribute
By defining a search_fields attribute in the admin class
By overriding the change_form_template and adding custom template logic
By using the fieldsets attribute in the admin class

Q330. What is the purpose of using the `has_delete_permission()` method in a Django Admin class?

To customize the admin interface
To control whether users can delete objects in the admin
To filter the admin list view
To perform bulk operations on selected objects

Q331. How can you add a custom save button to the Django Admin change form?

By using the list_display attribute
By defining a search_fields attribute in the admin class
By overriding the change_form_template and adding custom template logic
By using the fieldsets attribute in the admin class

Q332. What is the purpose of using the `has_view_permission()` method in a Django Admin class?

To customize the admin interface
To control whether users can view objects in the admin
To filter the admin list view
To perform bulk operations on selected objects

By using the list_display attribute
By defining a search_fields attribute in the admin class
By overriding the app_index_template and adding custom template logic
By using the fieldsets attribute in the admin class

Q334. What is the purpose of using the `has_change_permission()` method in a Django Admin class?

To customize the admin interface
To control whether users can change objects in the admin
To filter the admin list view
To perform bulk operations on selected objects

By using the list_display attribute
By defining a search_fields attribute in the admin class
By creating a custom admin view and registering it with the admin site
By using the fieldsets attribute in the admin class

Q336. What is the purpose of using the `has_module_permission()` method in a Django Admin class?

To customize the admin interface
To control whether users can access the admin for a specific model
To filter the admin list view
To perform bulk operations on selected objects

By using the list_display attribute
By defining a search_fields attribute in the admin class
By overriding the get_urls() method and adding custom admin views
By using the fieldsets attribute in the admin class

Q338. What is the purpose of using the `get_fieldsets()` method in a Django Admin class?

To customize the admin interface
To modify the fieldsets used in the admin change form
To filter the admin list view
To perform bulk operations on selected objects

Q339. How can you add a custom admin template to the Django Admin?

By using the list_display attribute
By defining a search_fields attribute in the admin class
By overriding the change_form_template or other relevant template attributes
By using the fieldsets attribute in the admin class

Q340. What is the purpose of using the `get_exclude()` method in a Django Admin class?

To customize the admin interface
To exclude certain fields from the admin change form
To filter the admin list view
To perform bulk operations on selected objects

Q341. How can you add a custom action to the Django Admin list view?

By using the list_display attribute
By defining a search_fields attribute in the admin class
By adding a custom method and registering it as an admin action
By using the fieldsets attribute in the admin class

Q342. What is the purpose of using the `get_readonly_fields()` method in a Django Admin class?

To customize the admin interface
To mark certain fields as read-only in the admin change form
To filter the admin list view
To perform bulk operations on selected objects

Q343. How can you add a custom link to the Django Admin change form?

By using the list_display attribute
By defining a search_fields attribute in the admin class
By overriding the change_form_template and adding custom template logic
By using the fieldsets attribute in the admin class

Q344. What is the purpose of using the `get_list_display()` method in a Django Admin class?

To customize the admin interface
To modify the list display fields in the admin list view
To filter the admin list view
To perform bulk operations on selected objects

Q345. How can you add a custom button to the Django Admin list view?

By using the list_display attribute
By defining a search_fields attribute in the admin class
By overriding the change_list_template and adding custom template logic
By using the fieldsets attribute in the admin class

Q346. What is the purpose of using the `get_list_filter()` method in a Django Admin class?

To customize the admin interface
To modify the list filter options in the admin list view
To add custom functionality to the admin
To perform bulk operations on selected objects

Q347. How can you add a custom admin view with a custom template?

By using the list_display attribute
By defining a search_fields attribute in the admin class
By creating a custom admin view and overriding the change_form_template
By using the fieldsets attribute in the admin class

Q348. What is the purpose of using the `get_search_fields()` method in a Django Admin class?

To customize the admin interface
To modify the search fields in the admin list view
To add custom functionality to the admin
To perform bulk operations on selected objects

Q349. How can you add a custom inline to the Django Admin change form?

By using the list_display attribute
By defining a search_fields attribute in the admin class
By creating a custom InlineModelAdmin class and registering it with the admin
By using the fieldsets attribute in the admin class

Q350. What is the purpose of using the `get_queryset()` method in a Django Admin class?

To customize the admin interface
To modify the queryset used to display objects in the admin list view
To add custom functionality to the admin
To perform bulk operations on selected objects

Q351. Which Django middleware class is responsible for handling CSRF protection?

CsrfViewMiddleware
CsrfViewMiddleware
CSRFProtectionMiddleware
DjangoCSRFMiddleware

Q352. What is the purpose of the `settings.CACHES` configuration in Django?

To configure the default database used by the application
To configure the email backend used by the application
To configure the cache backend used by the application
To configure the authentication backend used by the application

Q353. Which Django model field type should you use to store a large amount of text data?

CharField
TextField
TextField
LargeTextField

Q354. How can you run a Django management command from within your Python code?

Using the os.system() function
Using the subprocess.call() function
Using the call_command() function
Using the django.core.management.execute_from_command_line() function

Q355. What is the purpose of the `signal.dispatch()` method in Django?

To manually trigger a signal
To dispatch a signal to all registered receivers
To register a signal receiver
To unregister a signal receiver

Q356. Which Django view function decorator is used to enable CSRF protection for a view?

@login_required
@require_http_methods
@csrf_protect
@ensure_csrf_cookie

Q357. What is the purpose of the `content_type` parameter in the `django.http.HttpResponse` class?

To set the character encoding of the response
To set the MIME type of the response
To set the HTTP status code of the response
To set the content-length header of the response

Q358. What is the purpose of the `@transaction.atomic()` decorator in Django?

To ensure that a view function is executed asynchronously
To ensure that a set of database operations are executed as a single transaction
To ensure that a view function is only executed by a single user at a time
To ensure that a view function is only executed by a user with the required permissions

Q359. What is the purpose of the `settings.ALLOWED_HOSTS` configuration in Django?

To configure the allowed HTTP methods for the application
To configure the allowed file types for file uploads
To configure the allowed host names for the application
To configure the allowed IP addresses for the application

Q360. How can you create a custom Django management command?

By creating a Python module with a main() function
By creating a Python module with a handle() function
By creating a Python class that inherits from django.core.management.BaseCommand
By creating a Python function with the @django.core.management.command decorator

Q361. What is the purpose of the `settings.CACHES` configuration in Django?

To configure the default database used by the application
To configure the email backend used by the application
To configure the cache backend used by the application
To configure the authentication backend used by the application

Q362. How can you use Django’s caching framework to cache a view function?

By decorating the view function with the @cache_page() decorator
By decorating the view function with the @cache_page() decorator
By calling the cache.set() method in the view function
By configuring the settings.CACHES setting and calling cache.get() in the view function

Q363. What is the purpose of the `signal.disconnect()` method in Django?

To manually trigger a signal
To dispatch a signal to all registered receivers
To register a signal receiver
To unregister a signal receiver

Q364. What is the purpose of the `settings.DEBUG` configuration in Django?

To enable or disable CSRF protection for the application
To enable or disable debug mode for the application
To enable or disable caching for the application
To enable or disable logging for the application

By calling the client.login() method with the user’s credentials
By setting the settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL configuration
By calling the client.force_login() method with the user object
By setting the request.user attribute in the test case

Q366. What is the purpose of the `settings.MIDDLEWARE` configuration in Django?

To configure the default database used by the application
To configure the middleware classes used by the application
To configure the caching backend used by the application
To configure the authentication backend used by the application

Q367. How can you use Django’s caching framework to cache a view function’s response?

By decorating the view function with the @cache_page() decorator
By decorating the view function with the @cache_page() decorator
By calling the cache.set() method in the view function
By configuring the settings.CACHES setting and calling cache.get() in the view function

Q368. What is the purpose of the `settings.CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGINS` configuration in Django?

To configure the allowed host names for the application
To configure the trusted origin domains for CSRF protection
To configure the allowed file types for file uploads
To configure the allowed IP addresses for the application

Q369. How can you use Django’s test client to simulate a POST request with form data?

By calling the client.post() method with the form data as a dictionary
By setting the request.POST attribute in the test case
By calling the client.post() method with the form data as a dictionary
By calling the client.request() method with the form data as a dictionary

Q370. What is the purpose of the `django.core.mail.send_mail()` function?

To send a file attachment
To send a HTML email
To send a plain-text email
To send a multi-part email

Q371. How can you use Django’s `@login_required` decorator to restrict access to a view function?

By decorating the view function with the @login_required decorator
By decorating the view function with the @login_required decorator
By calling the request.user.is_authenticated method in the view function
By setting the settings.LOGIN_URL configuration

Q372. What is the purpose of the `settings.STATIC_ROOT` configuration in Django?

To configure the directory where static files are served from
To configure the directory where static files are collected for deployment
To configure the directory where uploaded media files are stored
To configure the directory where Django application code is located

Q373. How can you use Django’s test client to simulate a user logout?

By calling the client.logout() method
By calling the client.session.flush() method
By setting the request.user attribute to AnonymousUser
By setting the settings.LOGOUT_URL configuration

Q374. What is the purpose of the `settings.EMAIL_BACKEND` configuration in Django?

To configure the default database used by the application
To configure the cache backend used by the application
To configure the email backend used by the application
To configure the authentication backend used by the application

By calling the client.login() method with the user’s credentials
By setting the settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL configuration
By calling the client.force_login() method with the user object
By setting the request.user attribute in the test case

Q376. What is the purpose of the `settings.MEDIA_ROOT` configuration in Django?

To configure the directory where static files are served from
To configure the directory where static files are collected for deployment
To configure the directory where uploaded media files are stored
To configure the directory where Django application code is located

Q377. How can you use Django’s test client to simulate a GET request with query parameters?

By calling the client.post() method with the query parameters as a dictionary
By setting the request.GET attribute in the test case
By calling the client.get() method with the query parameters as a dictionary
By calling the client.request() method with the query parameters as a dictionary

Q378. What is the purpose of the `settings.SECRET_KEY` configuration in Django?

To configure the default database used by the application
To configure the cache backend used by the application
To configure the email backend used by the application
To configure the secret key used for cryptographic signing

By calling the client.login() method with the user’s credentials
By setting the settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL configuration
By calling the client.force_login() method with the user object
By setting the request.user attribute in the test case

Q380. What is the purpose of the `settings.LOGGING` configuration in Django?

To configure the default database used by the application
To configure the cache backend used by the application
To configure the logging settings for the application
To configure the email backend used by the application

Q381. How can you use Django’s test client to simulate a POST request with file data?

By calling the client.post() method with the file data as a dictionary
By setting the request.FILES attribute in the test case
By calling the client.post() method with the file data as a dictionary
By calling the client.request() method with the file data as a dictionary

Q382. What is the purpose of the `settings.SECURE_BROWSER_XSS_FILTER` configuration in Django?

To configure the allowed host names for the application
To configure the trusted origin domains for CSRF protection
To enable the X-XSS-Protection HTTP header for cross-site scripting protection
To configure the allowed file types for file uploads

Q383. How can you use Django’s test client to simulate a user logout?

By calling the client.logout() method
By calling the client.session.flush() method
By setting the request.user attribute to AnonymousUser
By setting the settings.LOGOUT_URL configuration

Q384. What is the purpose of the `settings.SECURE_SSL_REDIRECT` configuration in Django?

To configure the allowed host names for the application
To enable HTTPS redirection for the application
To configure the trusted origin domains for CSRF protection
To configure the allowed file types for file uploads

Q385. How can you use Django’s test client to simulate a GET request with query parameters?

By calling the client.post() method with the query parameters as a dictionary
By setting the request.GET attribute in the test case
By calling the client.get() method with the query parameters as a dictionary
By calling the client.request() method with the query parameters as a dictionary

Q386. What is the purpose of the `settings.SECURE_HSTS_SECONDS` configuration in Django?

To configure the allowed host names for the application
To enable the HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) header
To configure the trusted origin domains for CSRF protection
To configure the allowed file types for file uploads

Q387. How can you use Django’s test client to simulate a POST request with file data?

By calling the client.post() method with the file data as a dictionary
By setting the request.FILES attribute in the test case
By calling the client.post() method with the file data as a dictionary
By calling the client.request() method with the file data as a dictionary

Q388. What is the purpose of the `settings.SECURE_REFERRER_POLICY` configuration in Django?

To configure the allowed host names for the application
To enable the HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) header
To configure the Referrer-Policy HTTP header for referrer policy enforcement
To configure the allowed file types for file uploads

Q389. How can you use Django’s test client to simulate a POST request with form data?

By calling the client.post() method with the form data as a dictionary
By setting the request.POST attribute in the test case
By calling the client.post() method with the form data as a dictionary
By calling the client.request() method with the form data as a dictionary

Q390. What is the purpose of the `settings.STATIC_URL` configuration in Django?

To configure the directory where static files are served from
To configure the directory where static files are collected for deployment
To configure the URL prefix for serving static files
To configure the directory where uploaded media files are stored

By calling the client.login() method with the user’s credentials
By setting the settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL configuration
By calling the client.force_login() method with the user object
By setting the request.user attribute in the test case

Q392. What is the purpose of the `settings.MEDIA_URL` configuration in Django?

To configure the directory where static files are served from
To configure the directory where static files are collected for deployment
To configure the URL prefix for serving media files
To configure the directory where uploaded media files are stored

Q393. How can you use Django’s test client to simulate a user logout?

By calling the client.logout() method
By calling the client.session.flush() method
By setting the request.user attribute to AnonymousUser
By setting the settings.LOGOUT_URL configuration

Q394. What is the purpose of the `settings.CSRF_COOKIE_SECURE` configuration in Django?

To configure the allowed host names for the application
To enable the secure flag for the CSRF cookie
To configure the trusted origin domains for CSRF protection
To configure the allowed file types for file uploads

Q395. How can you use Django’s test client to simulate a GET request with query parameters?

By calling the client.post() method with the query parameters as a dictionary
By setting the request.GET attribute in the test case
By calling the client.get() method with the query parameters as a dictionary
By calling the client.request() method with the query parameters as a dictionary

Q396. What is the purpose of the `settings.CSRF_COOKIE_HTTPONLY` configuration in Django?

To configure the allowed host names for the application
To enable the secure flag for the CSRF cookie
To enable the HttpOnly flag for the CSRF cookie
To configure the trusted origin domains for CSRF protection

Q397. How can you use Django’s test client to simulate a POST request with file data?

By calling the client.post() method with the file data as a dictionary
By setting the request.FILES attribute in the test case
By calling the client.post() method with the file data as a dictionary
By calling the client.request() method with the file data as a dictionary

Q398. What is the purpose of the `settings.SECURE_CONTENT_TYPE_NOSNIFF` configuration in Django?

To configure the allowed host names for the application
To enable the secure flag for the CSRF cookie
To enable the

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Q1. To cache your entire site for an application in Django, you add all except which of these settings?

Q2. In which programming language is Django written?

Q3. To automatically provide a value for a field, or to do validation that requires access to more than a single field, you should override the ___ method in the ___ class.

Q4. A client wants their site to be able to load “Rick & Morty” episodes by number or by title—e.g., shows/3/3 or shows/picklerick. Which URL pattern do you recommend?

Q5. How do you determine at startup time if a piece of middleware should be used?

Q6. How do you turn off Django’s automatic HTML escaping for part of a web page?

Q7. Which step would NOT help you troubleshoot the error “django-admin: command not found”?

Q8. Every time a user is saved, their quiz_score needs to be recalculated. Where might be an ideal place to add this logic?

Q9. What is the correct way to begin a class called “Rainbow” in Python?

Q10. You have inherited a Django project and need to get it running locally. It comes with a requirements.txt file containing all its dependencies. Which command should you use?

Q11. Which best practice is NOT relevant to migrations?

Q12. What will this URL pattern match? url(r’^$’, views.hello)

Q13. What is the typical order of an HTTP request/response cycle in Django?

Q14. Django’s class-based generic views provide which classes that implement common web development tasks?

Q15. Which skills do you need to maintain a set of Django templates?

Q16. How would you define the relationship between a star and a constellation in a Django model?

Q17. Which is NOT a valid step in configuring your Django 2.x instance to serve up static files such as images or CSS?

Q18. What is the correct way to make a variable available to all of your templates?

Q19. Should you create a custom user model for new projects?

Q20. You want to create a page that allows editing of two classes connected by a foreign key (e.g., a question and answer that reside in separate tables). What Django feature can you use?

Q21. Why are QuerySets considered “lazy”?

Q22. You receive a MultiValueDictKeyError when trying to access a request parameter with the following code: request.GET[‘search_term’]. Which solution will NOT help you in this scenario?

Q23. Which function of Django’s Form class will render a form’s fields as a series of <p> tags?

Q24. You have found a bug in Django and you want to submit a patch. Which is the correct procedure?

Q25. Django supplies sensible default values for settings. In which Python module can you find these settings?

Q26. Which variable name is best according to PEP 8 guidelines?

Q27. A project has accumulated 500 migrations. Which course of action would you pursue?

Q28. What does an F() object allow you when dealing with models?

Q29. Which is not a Django field type for holding integers?

Q30. Which will show the currently installed version?

Q31. You should use the http method ___ to read data and ___ to update or create data

Q32. When should you employ the POST method over GET for submitting data?

Q33. When to use the Django sites framework?

Q34. Which infrastructure do you need:

Q35. What decorator is used to require that a view accepts only the get and head methods?

Q36. How would you define the relation between a book and an author - book has only one author.

Q37. What is a callable that takes a value and raises an error if the value fails?

Q38. To secure an API endpoint, making it accessible to registered users only, you can replace the rest_framework.permissions.allowAny value in the default_permissions section of your settings.py to

Q39. Which command would you use to apply a migration?

Q40. Which type of class allows QuerySets and model instances to be converted to native Python data types for use in APIs?

Q41. How should the code end?

Q42. Which code block will create a serializer?

Q43. Which class allows you to automatically create a Serializer class with fields and validators that correspond to your model’s fields?

Q44. Which command to access the built-in admin tool for the first time?

Q45. Virtual environments are for managing dependencies. Which granularity works best?

Q46. What executes various Django commands such as running a webserver or creating an app?

Q47. What do Django best practice suggest should be “fat”?

Q48. Which is not part of Django’s design philosophy?

Q49. What is the result of this template code?

Q50. When does this code load data into memory?

Q51. You are building a web application using a React front end and a Django back end. For what will you need to provision?**

Q52. To expose an existing model via an API endpoint, what do you need to implement?**

Q53. How would you stop Django from performing database table creation or deletion operations via migrations for a particular model?

Q54. what method can you use to check if form data has changed when using a form instance?

Q55. What is WSGI?

Q56. Which generic view should be used for displaying the titles of all Django Reinhardt’s songs?

Q57. Which statement is most accurate, regarding using the default SQLite database on your local/development machine but Postgres in production

Q58. Why might you want to write a custom model Manager?

Q59. In Django, what are used to customize the data that is sent to the templates?

Q60. To complete the conditional, what should this block of code end with?

Q61. When should you employ the POST method over the GET method for submitting data from a form?

Q62. What is a callable that takes a value and raises an error if the value fails to meet some criteria?

Q63. You are uploading a file to Django from a form and you want to save the received file as a field on a model object. You can simply assign the file object from_to a field of type__in the model.

Q64. What python module might be used to store the current state of a Django model in a file?

Q65. To add a new app to an existing Django project, you must edit the _ section of the _ file.

Q66. Which is not a third-party package commonly used for authentication?

Q67. Which function in the django.urls package can help you avoid hardcoding URLS by generating a URL given the name of a view?

Q68. Which is Fictional HTTP request method?

Q69. Which helper function is not provided as a part of django.shortcuts package? ref-

Q70. Which is a nonstandard place to store templates?

Q71. If you left the 8080 off the command python manage.py runserver 8080 what port would Django use as default?

Q72. Which statement about Django apps is false?

Q73. Which characters are illegal in template variable names?

Q74. Which is not a valid closing template tag?

Q75. When would you need to use the reverse_lazy utility function instead of reverse?

Q76. What is the purpose of the __init__.py file?

Q77. What python package can be used to edit numbers into more readable form like “1200000” to “1.2 million”?

Q78. Where would you find the settings.py file?

Q3. To automatically provide a value for a field, or to do validation that requires access to more than a single field, you should override the `_` method in the `_` class.

Q22. You receive a `MultiValueDictKeyError` when trying to access a request parameter with the following code: request.GET[‘search_term’]. Which solution will NOT help you in this scenario?

Q31. You should use the http method `_` to read data and `_` to update or create data

Q76. What is the purpose of the init.py file?

Q93. What does the Django `QuerySet` class represent?

Q102. What is the purpose of the `str()` method in a Django model?

Q104. What is the purpose of the `related_name` parameter in a Django model’s `ForeignKey` field?

Q106. What is the purpose of the `unique` parameter in a Django model field?

Q107. Which Django ORM method is used to retrieve a single object that matches the given lookup parameters or raise a `Http404` exception if no object is found?

Q108. What is the purpose of the `on_delete` parameter in a Django model’s `ForeignKey` field?

Q109. Which Django ORM method is used to perform aggregation operations (e.g., `sum()`, `avg()`, `count()`) on a QuerySet?

Q110. What is the purpose of the `related_query_name` parameter in a Django model’s `ForeignKey` field?

Q112. What is the purpose of the `default` parameter in a Django model field?

Q114. What is the purpose of the `null` parameter in a Django model field?

Q116. What is the purpose of the `verbose_name` parameter in a Django model field?

Q118. What is the purpose of the `on_delete` parameter in a Django model’s `OneToOneField`?

Q120. What is the purpose of the `unique_together` parameter in a Django model Meta class?

Q122. What is the purpose of the `blank` parameter in a Django model field?

Q124. What is the purpose of the `default` parameter in a Django model’s `ForeignKey` field?

Q126. What is the purpose of the `editable` parameter in a Django model field?

Q128. What is the purpose of the `choices` parameter in a Django model field?

Q130. What is the purpose of the `db_index` parameter in a Django model field?

Q132. What is the purpose of the `unique_for_date`, `unique_for_month`, and `unique_for_year` parameters in a Django model field?

Q134. What is the purpose of the `help_text` parameter in a Django model field?

Q136. What is the purpose of the `verbose_name_plural` parameter in a Django model Meta class?

Q138. What is the purpose of the `auto_now` and `auto_now_add` parameters in a Django model `DateField` or `DateTimeField`?

Q140. What is the purpose of the `related_name` parameter in a Django model’s `ManyToManyField`?

Q142. What is the purpose of the `on_delete` parameter in a Django model’s `ManyToManyField`?

Q144. What is the purpose of the `default` parameter in a Django model’s `ManyToManyField`?

Q146. What is the purpose of the `null` parameter in a Django model’s `ForeignKey` field?

Q148. What is the purpose of the `db_column` parameter in a Django model field?