[Solved] Given this template code:{% cache 300 'nav' user.id %} Home Profile {% endcache %}What happens when two different users visit the page? | Django

Django - Caching

Given this template code:

{% cache 300 'nav' user.id %}

  Home
  Profile

{% endcache %}

What happens when two different users visit the page?

AEach user sees a cached version unique to their user.id

BBoth users see the same cached content regardless of user.id

CCache is ignored and content renders fresh every time

DAn error occurs because user.id cannot be used as a key

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand cache key with variables
The cache key here includes user.id, so the cache stores separate fragments per user.
Step 2: Predict behavior for different users
Different users have different user.id, so each gets their own cached fragment.
Final Answer:
Each user sees a cached version unique to their user.id -> Option A
Quick Check:
Cache key with variable = unique cache per user [OK]

Quick Trick: Cache keys with variables create separate cached versions [OK]

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