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beginner
What does ORM stand for in Django?
ORM stands for Object-Relational Mapping. It helps connect Python code with database tables.
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beginner
Why do we use ORM instead of writing raw SQL in Django?
ORM lets you work with Python objects instead of SQL queries. This makes code easier to write, read, and maintain.
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intermediate
How does ORM map Python classes to database tables?
Each Python class represents a table. Each attribute in the class represents a column in that table.Click to reveal answer
beginner
What is one real-life example of ORM mapping?
Think of a contact list app: a Python class 'Contact' maps to a 'contacts' table in the database. Each contact's name and phone number are columns.
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intermediate
How does ORM improve database portability?
ORM lets you switch databases (like SQLite to PostgreSQL) without changing Python code much, because it handles SQL differences for you.
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What does Django's ORM allow you to do?
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Django's ORM lets you use Python code to create, read, update, and delete database records.
In ORM, a Python class usually represents what in the database?
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Each Python class corresponds to a table in the database.
Why is ORM helpful for beginners?
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ORM simplifies database work by letting you use Python instead of writing SQL.
What happens if you change the database backend in Django when using ORM?
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ORM abstracts database differences, so switching backends often requires little or no code change.
Which of these is NOT a benefit of using ORM?
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ORM may limit low-level SQL tuning; it focuses on ease and speed, not always on fine-tuned SQL control.
Explain in your own words why Django uses ORM to map Python code to the database.
Think about how Python objects relate to database tables.
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Describe a simple real-life example where ORM helps connect Python code to a database.
Imagine a list of items stored in a database.
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