Django

Demonstrate Multiple Context Variables and Variable Lookup in Django Templates

πŸ“Œ Introduction In Django templates, we can: Pass multiple variables from view Access them using template syntax Understand how Django resolves variables (lookup mechanism) πŸ‘‰ Variable lookup follows this order: Dictionary Object attribute List index 🎯 Program Statement πŸ‘‰ Demonstrate multiple context variables and variable lookup inside templates. βš™οΈ Step 1: Create View πŸ“ File: …

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Pass Dictionary and List Context Data to Template and Display Values

πŸ“Œ Introduction In Django, data is passed from view β†’ template using a context dictionary. πŸ‘‰ Types of data we can pass: Variables Lists Dictionaries This program demonstrates: Passing a list Passing a dictionary Displaying both in template 🎯 Program Statement πŸ‘‰ Pass dictionary and list context data to a template and display values. βš™οΈ …

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Implement Template Inheritance using {% extends %} and {% block %}

πŸ“Œ Introduction Template inheritance allows us to: Reuse layout Avoid repetition Maintain clean code πŸ‘‰ Two main tags: {% extends %} β†’ inherit base template {% block %} β†’ define replaceable sections 🎯 Program Statement πŸ‘‰ Implement template inheritance using {% extends %} and {% block %}. βš™οΈ Step 1: Create Base Template πŸ“ File: …

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Create Base Template in Django

πŸ“Œ Introduction In Django, instead of repeating HTML on every page, we use a base template. πŸ‘‰ Benefits: Reusable layout Cleaner code Easy maintenance We will create: Header Navigation menu Footer Extend it in other pages 🎯 Program Statement πŸ‘‰ Create a base template layout containing header, footer, and navigation. βš™οΈ Step 1: Create Project …

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Create and Render a Basic HTML Template using render()

πŸ“Œ Introduction In Django, the render() function is used to: Load an HTML template Pass data to it Return it as an HTTP response πŸ‘‰ It is the most commonly used function in Django views. 🎯 Program Statement πŸ‘‰ Create and render a basic HTML template using Django render() function. βš™οΈ Step 1: Create Project …

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Accept a String Parameter in URL and Display a Personalized Greeting

πŸ“Œ Introduction In Django, URL parameters are not limited to numbers. We can also pass strings through the URL. In this program, we will: Accept a name from the URL Send it to the view Display a personalized greeting in the template 🎯 Program Statement πŸ‘‰ Accept a string parameter in URL and display a …

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Accept Number as URL Parameter and Display its Cube

πŸ“Œ Introduction This program extends the previous concept of URL parameters.Instead of square, we will now calculate the cube of a number. πŸ‘‰ Cube = number Γ— number Γ— number 🎯 Program Statement πŸ‘‰ Accept a number as URL parameter and display its cube. βš™οΈ Step 1: Create Project and App django-admin startproject myprojectcd myprojectpython …

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Accept Number as URL Parameter and Display its Square

πŸ“Œ Introduction In Django, we can pass values directly through the URL.These values are called URL parameters. In this program, we will: Accept a number from URL Calculate its square Display result 🎯 Program Statement πŸ‘‰ Accept a number as URL parameter and display its square. βš™οΈ Step 1: Create Project and App django-admin startproject …

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Display Summary of Marks from Marks List

πŸ“Œ Introduction In Django, we can process data in the view and display results in the template. In this program, we will: Use a list of marks Calculate total, average, highest, lowest Count number of passing students 🎯 Program Statement πŸ‘‰ Given a list of marks, display total, average, highest, lowest, and pass count. βš™οΈ …

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Create a GET Form to Accept User Name and Display Greeting

πŸ“Œ Introduction Forms are used to take input from users.In Django, the GET method sends data through the URL. In this program, we will: Create a form Accept user name Display greeting message 🎯 Program Statement πŸ‘‰ Create a GET form that accepts a user name and displays a greeting message. βš™οΈ Step 1: Create …