[Solved] Consider this Django async view snippet:async def fetch_data(request): data = await some_network_call() return JsonResponse({'result':... | Django

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Consider this Django async view snippet:

async def fetch_data(request):
    data = await some_network_call()
    return JsonResponse({'result': data})

What happens if some_network_call() is a slow network request?

AThe server crashes due to await usage

BThe server blocks and waits until the call finishes

CThe view returns immediately with empty data

DThe server can handle other requests while waiting

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand 'await' in async views
The 'await' keyword pauses this view but lets the server handle other tasks meanwhile.
Step 2: Effect on server behavior
Because of 'await', the server does not block and can serve other requests during the slow network call.
Final Answer:
The server can handle other requests while waiting -> Option D
Quick Check:
Await allows concurrency = A [OK]

Quick Trick: Await pauses task but frees server for others [OK]

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