They enable lazy loading of related objects
They optimize database queries by selecting or prefetching related objects
They handle user authentication
They define URL patterns
To define URL patterns for testing views
To create Django projects for testing purposes
To provide a base class for writing test cases
To manage static files in test environments
It retrieves data from the server
It updates existing data on the server
It checks whether a resource exists without retrieving the actual data
It is not a valid HTTP request method
By including the admin app in the projects INSTALLED_APPS
By running the createsuperuser management command
By setting the ADMIN_ENABLED variable in the projects settings
By defining URL patterns for the admin interface
It reverses URL patterns for class-based views
It reverses URL patterns asynchronously
It defers the URL reversal until all URL patterns are loaded
There is no difference between reverse() and reverse_lazy()
To exclude a view from CSRF protection
To enforce CSRF protection on a view
To define URL patterns for CSRF requests
To handle user authentication
By using the namespace attribute in URL patterns
By defining unique names for each URL pattern
By using the url template tag in HTML
Django does not support URL namespaces
To manage static files in development
To provide a static file server in production
To collect and serve static files during deployment
To define URL patterns for static files
By modifying the admin.py file in each app
By subclassing and customizing the AdminSite class
By using the @admin.site.register decorator
Customization is not possible in the Django admin site
To manage static files
To display messages to users across requests
To define URL patterns
To handle user authentication in test cases
To provide a base class for writing Django test cases
To create fake data for testing purposes
By subclassing the Filter class in the django.template module
By defining a Python function and registering it using the @register.filter decorator
By modifying the django.template.filters module
By adding the filter directly in the template using the {% filter %} tag
It requires that a view can only be accessed with a POST request
It requires user authentication for a view
It enforces HTTPS for a view
It requires that a view can only be accessed with a GET request
By using the FileField in the form
By using the ImageField in the form
By adding a custom file handling function in the view
File uploads are not supported in Django forms
To define URL patterns for email messages
To handle user authentication through email
To send email messages in Django applications
To configure email templates
redirect("https://example.com")
redirect(view_name)
redirect(reverse(view_name))
All of the above
To define URL patterns for different sites
To handle user authentication on different sites
To manage multiple sites with a single Django installation
To create separate Django projects for different sites
