Django - Async DjangoYou want to optimize a Django app that reads many files and processes data. Which approach best uses async to improve performance?AKeep everything synchronous to avoid complexityBMake all processing CPU-heavy tasks async without changing file readingCMake file reading async and process data in small CPU chunks synchronouslyDUse async only for database queries, not file reading or processingCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify async benefits for I/O tasksAsync helps with waiting tasks like file reading, allowing other tasks to run meanwhile.Step 2: Combine async I/O with sync CPU processingProcessing CPU-heavy data synchronously in small chunks avoids blocking the event loop too long.Final Answer:Make file reading async and process data in small CPU chunks synchronously -> Option CQuick Check:Async for I/O, sync for CPU work = C [OK]Quick Trick: Use async for waiting tasks, sync for CPU work [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESMaking CPU-heavy tasks async without benefitIgnoring async for file readingAvoiding async due to complexity fears
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