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Django Interview Question (Practical)

The document outlines practical Django interview questions across three levels: Basic, Medium, and Advanced. Basic tasks include creating a project, defining models, and implementing views and templates, while Medium tasks focus on user authentication, blog functionality, and form handling. Advanced tasks involve building a REST API, implementing JWT authentication, and optimizing database queries within a multi-app project structure.

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Django Interview Question (Practical)

The document outlines practical Django interview questions across three levels: Basic, Medium, and Advanced. Basic tasks include creating a project, defining models, and implementing views and templates, while Medium tasks focus on user authentication, blog functionality, and form handling. Advanced tasks involve building a REST API, implementing JWT authentication, and optimizing database queries within a multi-app project structure.

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Django Interview Question(Practical)

A.Basic Level :
 Create a new Django project and a single app.
 Define a model for a Book with fields: title, author, and
publication date.
 Create views to list all books and show details of a
selected book.
 Set up URL routing for both views above.
 Use Django admin to add/edit/delete Book objects.
 Create a simple HTML template to render book details.
 Add static CSS to style the book listing page.
 Display a welcome message on the homepage using a
Django view.
 Use {% for %} and {% if %} template tags to iterate
over books and show a message if none exist.
 Implement a contact form using Django's forms.Form.
 Validate the contact form and print form data to the
console.
 Connect the form to a view and show submitted data on
a thank-you page.

B. Medium Level:
 Create a Blog model with title, content, author, and
created_at.
 Implement a ModelForm for creating/editing blog posts.
 Set up login/logout functionality using Django’s built-in
auth system.
 Restrict blog post creation to logged-in users only.
 Implement custom user registration.
 Use Django messages framework to show success/failure
messages.
 Add file/image upload functionality to the blog (e.g., a
featured image).
 Create a search form to filter blog posts by keyword.
 Add pagination to the blog listing view.
 Create a comment system using ForeignKey relationships.
 Implement a dashboard page that shows the current user’s
blog posts.
 Customize the admin interface with search fields and list
filters.

C. Advance Level:
 Build a REST API for a ToDo app using Django REST
Framework (DRF).
 Implement JWT-based authentication for the API.
 Add custom permissions so only the owner of a task can
edit/delete it.
 Create a management command that sends a daily report
of new users.
 Use select_related() and prefetch_related() to optimize
DB queries.
 Set up a multi-app project (e.g., users, projects,payment)
with clear separation.
 Create a signal that sends a welcome email after user
registration.
 Implement role-based access control (admin, staff,
member) using Django groups.

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