Django project structure walkthrough - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the code to import the Django settings module in a project.

Django

from django.conf import [1]

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Amodels

Burls

Csettings

Dviews

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Common Mistakes

Using 'urls' instead of 'settings' for configuration import.

Confusing 'models' or 'views' with settings.

The settings module contains all the configuration for the Django project.

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medium

Complete the code to define the main URL configuration file in a Django project.

Django

urlpatterns = [
    path('admin/', admin.site.[1]),
]

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Aurls

Bsite

Clogin

Dindex

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Common Mistakes

Using 'index' or 'login' which are not valid attributes here.

Confusing 'urls' as a method instead of an attribute.

The admin.site.urls is the correct attribute to include admin URLs.

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hard

Fix the error in the Django app's models import statement.

Django

from [1] import models

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Adjango.db

Bviews

Cdjango.db.models

Ddjango

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Common Mistakes

Importing directly from 'views' or 'django' which is incorrect.

Using 'django.db.models' which is not the correct import path.

The correct import for Django models is from django.db.

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hard

Fill both blanks to create a dictionary comprehension that maps app names to their config classes.

Django

app_configs = {app: [1] for app in apps if app [2] 'auth'}

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Aapp.capitalize() + 'Config'

Bapp.startswith('auth')

Capp.endswith('auth')

Dapp.lower()

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Common Mistakes

Using 'endswith' instead of 'startswith' for filtering.

Not capitalizing app names correctly.

The comprehension creates config class names by capitalizing app names and appends 'Config'. The filter uses startswith to select apps beginning with 'auth'.

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hard

Fill all three blanks to create a dictionary comprehension mapping model names to their fields if the model has more than 3 fields.

Django

model_fields = {model.[1]: model._meta.[2] for model in models if len(model._meta.[3]) > 3}

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A__name__

Bfields

Dobjects

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Common Mistakes

Using 'objects' instead of 'fields' to access model fields.

Not using .__name__ to get the model name.

The model's name is accessed with .__name__. The fields are accessed via _meta.fields. The comprehension filters models with more than 3 fields.