Thank you very much for the responses, everyone. Understanding *why* I've
been having to work in the shell makes a lot more sense. Currently, my
primary goal of learning Python is for web applications/websites, so I
definitely want to learn how to do it all in the code itself, but I'm sure
I'll
With all respect to the other answers, they don't answer what you are
asking.
The documentation has you interacting with the shell because django uses a
database. In order to interact with the database you have to have an
instance of your app running - in this case via the shell. In a future
se
python is not just web , python is very general and has many other usages ,
so you are developing but in a pythonic way , think of the shell as your
scratch paper ..
what if you want to learn a code snippet like querying the database with
filters , do you have to waste time build a complete app to
On 24/07/2018 9:25 AM, roflcopterpaul wrote:
Hello, everyone!
I am quite the scrub, having written a few super basic apps and
currently going through the Django tutorial. As I'm going through the
tutorial (creating a "polls" app), I've been perplexed by something
the whole time that I haven't
Hello, everyone!
I am quite the scrub, having written a few super basic apps and currently
going through the Django tutorial. As I'm going through the tutorial
(creating a "polls" app), I've been perplexed by something the whole time
that I haven't been able to find an answer to -
Why is much
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