Flask - Performance OptimizationWhich of the following Flask extensions is commonly used to implement server-side response caching?AFlask-LoginBFlask-MailCFlask-CachingDFlask-SQLAlchemyCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recognize Flask extensions by purposeFlask-Caching is designed for caching responses.Step 2: Identify unrelated extensionsFlask-Login manages user sessions, Flask-Mail sends emails, Flask-SQLAlchemy handles databases.Final Answer:Flask-Caching -> Option CQuick Check:Server-side caching extension = Flask-Caching [OK]Quick Trick: Use Flask-Caching for server-side cache [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESChoosing Flask-Login for cachingConfusing Flask-Mail with cachingSelecting Flask-SQLAlchemy for cache
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