[Solved] Given the following test code snippet, what will response.status_code be if the view exists and returns a normal page?from django.test import Client client = Client() response = client.get('/home/') | Django

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Given the following test code snippet, what will response.status_code be if the view exists and returns a normal page?

from django.test import Client
client = Client()
response = client.get('/home/')

A404

B302

C200

D500

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand HTTP status codes
200 means OK, 404 means not found, 500 means server error, 302 means redirect.
Step 2: Analyze the test scenario
The view exists and returns a normal page, so the status code should be 200.
Final Answer:
200 -> Option C
Quick Check:
Normal page response = 200 [OK]

Quick Trick: 200 means page loaded successfully [OK]

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