Django Quiz

Static files are user-uploaded files, while media files are CSS and JavaScript files.

Static files are served directly by the web server, while media files are served by Django.

Static files include CSS and JavaScript, while media files include images and videos.

Static files and media files are interchangeable terms in Django.

Implementing a JavaScript framework for Django

Handling RESTful APIs in Django applications

Integrating external APIs into Django projects

Creating custom authentication backends

Use the form attribute in the HTML template

Use the request.POST data in the view

Create a separate forms.py file

All of the above

Use the built-in User model

Implement a custom authentication backend

Use the @login_required decorator

All of the above

Define signals in models.py

Connect signals to functions in views.py

Use the @signal_receiver decorator

All of the above

Defining URL patterns

Handling requests and responses

Interacting with databases using Python objects

Defining middleware functions

Edit the admin.py file

Use a custom template

Override the AdminSite class

All of the above

A way to define models using classes

A method to create class-based templates

An alternative to function-based views

A database optimization technique

login and logout views are used for defining URL patterns.

login and logout views are functions provided by Django to handle user authentication.

login and logout views handle middleware functions.

login and logout views are used for handling file uploads.

By using the upload_to attribute in the form definition

By defining a new class in views.py for file uploads

By using the FileField in the form and handling file processing in views

By creating a separate files.py module