Django - SignalsWhy does Django use a signal dispatch process instead of direct function calls for event handling?ATo replace middleware in request processingBTo improve database query performanceCTo enforce strict order of function executionDTo allow decoupled components to react without tight dependenciesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand decoupling in software designSignals allow parts of the app to respond to events without knowing about each other directly.Step 2: Exclude unrelated reasonsSignals do not improve database performance, enforce strict order, or replace middleware.Final Answer:To allow decoupled components to react without tight dependencies -> Option DQuick Check:Signals enable decoupling and loose coupling [OK]Quick Trick: Signals enable loose coupling between components [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking signals optimize database queriesAssuming signals enforce strict call orderConfusing signals with middleware
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