Django - SignalsWhat will happen if multiple receivers are connected to the same Django signal and sender?AAn error is raised due to multiple receiversBOnly the first connected receiver is calledCAll receivers are called in the order they were connectedDOnly the last connected receiver is calledCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall signal dispatch behaviorDjango signals call all connected receivers when the signal is sent.Step 2: Understand call orderReceivers are called in the order they were connected, no errors occur.Final Answer:All receivers are called in the order they were connected -> Option CQuick Check:Multiple receivers = all called in order [OK]Quick Trick: All connected receivers run in connection order [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking only one receiver runsExpecting errors with multiple receiversAssuming random call order
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