Django - Security Best PracticesWhich Django template filter should you use to safely display HTML content stored in a variable?AsafeBescapeCstrip_tagsDurlencodeCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify the filter that marks content as safeThe 'safe' filter tells Django not to escape the variable and trust its HTML content.Step 2: Understand the purpose of other filters'escape' escapes HTML, 'strip_tags' removes HTML tags, and 'urlencode' encodes URLs, so they don't fit the need.Final Answer:Use the 'safe' filter to display trusted HTML content. -> Option AQuick Check:Display trusted HTML = A [OK]Quick Trick: Use 'safe' filter to show trusted HTML without escaping [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESUsing 'escape' which escapes HTML instead of allowing itConfusing 'strip_tags' with safe displayApplying 'urlencode' for HTML content
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