Recall & Review
beginner
What is a query parameter in a URL?
A query parameter is a key-value pair added to the end of a URL after a question mark (?). It is used to send extra information to the server, like filters or options.
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beginner
How do you access query parameters in a Flask route?
You use
request.args to get query parameters in Flask. It works like a dictionary where keys are parameter names and values are parameter values.Click to reveal answer
beginner
What does
request.args.get('name') do in Flask?It retrieves the value of the query parameter named 'name'. If 'name' is not in the URL, it returns
None by default.Click to reveal answer
intermediate
How can you provide a default value when accessing a query parameter in Flask?
Use
request.args.get('param', default='value'). If 'param' is missing, it returns the default value instead of None.Click to reveal answer
intermediate
What type of object is
request.args in Flask?request.args is an ImmutableMultiDict. It behaves like a dictionary but can hold multiple values for the same key and cannot be changed.Click to reveal answer
In Flask, which object holds the query parameters from a URL?
✗ Incorrect
request.args contains the query parameters sent in the URL after the question mark.
What will
request.args.get('page', '1') return if the URL has no 'page' parameter?✗ Incorrect
The second argument to get is the default value returned if the parameter is missing.
If the URL is
/search?term=flask&term=python, what type of object is request.args.getlist('term')?✗ Incorrect
getlist returns all values for a key as a list.
Which symbol separates query parameters from the main URL?
✗ Incorrect
The question mark ? starts the query string in a URL.
What happens if you try to modify
request.args directly?✗ Incorrect
request.args is immutable and cannot be changed directly.
Explain how to access and use query parameters in a Flask route.
Think about how URLs send extra info and how Flask reads it.
You got /4 concepts.
Describe the difference between request.args and request.form in Flask.
Consider where the data comes from in each case.
You got /4 concepts.