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Django

This document provides a step-by-step guide for setting up a Django project using Python. It includes instructions for installing Python, creating a virtual environment, installing Django, and setting up a simple Django application with views and URL routing. The final steps involve running the Django server and migrating the database.

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Django

This document provides a step-by-step guide for setting up a Django project using Python. It includes instructions for installing Python, creating a virtual environment, installing Django, and setting up a simple Django application with views and URL routing. The final steps involve running the Django server and migrating the database.

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Summery

1. Download and install Python https://www.python.org/


2. Check the version python --version
3. Check package manager like PIP pip --version
4. Create Virtual Environment with py -m venv amcec
the name "amcec"
5. Activate the environment amcec\Scripts\activate.bat
6. Install Django while you are in the (amcec) C:\Users\thagadoor>py -m
virtual environment pip install Django
7. Check Django Version django-admin --version
My First Project
8. Navigate to the Virtual django-admin startproject my_first
environment folder
9. Run the Django Project (Navigate py manage.py runserver
to the /my_first folder and
execute this command in the
command prompt)
10. Django Create App (name my app py manage.py startapp members
"members")
11. Django Views from django.shortcuts import render
(my_first/members/views.py:)
from django.http import
HttpResponse
def members(request):
return HttpResponse("Hello!
Welcome to Django world.")
12. Create a file named urls.py in from django.urls import path
the same folder as
the views.py file from . import views
urlpatterns = [
path('', views.members,
name='members'),
]
13. Open the file named
my_first/my_first/urls.py: from django.contrib import admin

Migrate the server using the command: from django.urls import include,
py manage.py migrate path
and run the command:
py manage.py runserver
urlpatterns = [

path('',
include('members.urls')),

path('admin/',
admin.site.urls),

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