Which of the following is the correct syntax to cache a template fragment for 120 seconds with key 'sidebar'?

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Django - Caching

A{% cache timeout=120 key='sidebar' %} ... {% endcache %}

B{% cache 'sidebar' 120 %} ... {% endcache %}

C{% cache 120 sidebar %} ... {% endcache %}

D{% cache 120 'sidebar' %} ... {% endcache %}

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Recall the correct order of arguments in cache tag
The syntax is {% cache timeout_in_seconds 'cache_key' %} followed by content and {% endcache %}.
Step 2: Check each option
{% cache 120 'sidebar' %} ... {% endcache %} matches the correct syntax. {% cache 'sidebar' 120 %} ... {% endcache %} swaps arguments. {% cache timeout=120 key='sidebar' %} ... {% endcache %} uses invalid named arguments. {% cache 120 sidebar %} ... {% endcache %} misses quotes around key.
Final Answer:
{% cache 120 'sidebar' %} ... {% endcache %} -> Option D
Quick Check:
Correct cache syntax = C [OK]

Quick Trick: Timeout first, then quoted key in cache tag [OK]

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