Task results and status in Django - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

1fill in blank

easy

Complete the code to import the Django test client.

Django

from django.test import [1]

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AClient

BRequestFactory

CTestCase

DSimpleTestCase

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Common Mistakes

Importing TestCase instead of Client

Using RequestFactory which is different

Forgetting to import anything

The Django test client is imported using Client from django.test. It allows simulating user requests in tests.

2fill in blank

medium

Complete the code to check if a test response status code is 200 (OK).

Django

self.assertEqual(response.[1], 200)

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Astatus_code

Bstatus

Ccode

Dhttp_status

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Common Mistakes

Using response.status instead of response.status_code

Using response.code which does not exist

The response object in Django tests has a status_code attribute that holds the HTTP status code returned.

3fill in blank

hard

Fix the error in the test method to correctly check for a redirect status.

Django

self.assertEqual(response.[1], 302)

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Aredirect_code

Bstatus

Cstatus_code

Dhttp_redirect

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Common Mistakes

Using non-existent attributes like redirect_code

Using status instead of status_code

The correct attribute to check the HTTP status code, including redirects, is status_code.

4fill in blank

hard

Fill both blanks to assert the response contains the text 'Welcome' and has status 200.

Django

self.assertContains(response, [1])
self.assertEqual(response.[2], 200)

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A'Welcome'

Bstatus_code

Cstatus

D'Hello'

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Common Mistakes

Using wrong attribute for status code

Using wrong text string in assertContains

assertContains checks if the response content includes the given text. The status code is checked with status_code.

5fill in blank

hard

Fill all three blanks to check the response is a redirect to '/login/' with status 302.

Django

self.assertEqual(response.[1], 302)
self.assertEqual(response.[2], '/login/')
self.assertTrue(response.[3])

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Astatus_code

Burl

Chas_header('Location')

Dredirect_url

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Common Mistakes

Using wrong attribute names for URL or status

Not checking for the 'Location' header

The status code for redirect is checked with status_code. The redirect target URL is in url. The presence of the 'Location' header is checked with has_header('Location').