Django - Async DjangoWhat happens if you forget to call await self.accept() inside the connect method of a WebSocket consumer?AThe server will send a default acceptance messageBThe WebSocket connection will be rejected and closedCThe connection will stay open but no messages can be sentDThe client will automatically reconnectCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand accept() role in connectCalling accept() confirms the WebSocket connection; without it, connection is rejected.Step 2: Review consequences of missing accept()Without accept(), the server closes the connection immediately.Final Answer:The WebSocket connection will be rejected and closed -> Option BQuick Check:Missing accept() = connection rejected [OK]Quick Trick: Always call await self.accept() to open WebSocket connections [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAssuming connection stays open without accept()Thinking server sends default acceptanceBelieving client auto-reconnects on missing accept()
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