Django - Celery and Background TasksWhich file is commonly used to define Celery tasks in a Django app?Amodels.pyBtasks.pyCviews.pyDurls.pyCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall Django app file purposesmodels.py defines data models, views.py handles requests, urls.py routes URLs.Step 2: Identify where tasks gotasks.py is the conventional file to define Celery tasks for clarity and organization.Final Answer:tasks.py -> Option BQuick Check:Task file = tasks.py [OK]Quick Trick: Put Celery tasks in tasks.py for clarity [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESDefining tasks in models.py or views.pyConfusing URL routing file with task definitions
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