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The document contains a series of interview questions and answers related to Python, Django, and web development concepts. Key topics include differences between `is` and `==`, Django models, form validation, middleware, and token-based authentication. It also covers HTML attributes, Flexbox, JavaScript closures, and version control with Git.

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Interview Questions Answers

The document contains a series of interview questions and answers related to Python, Django, and web development concepts. Key topics include differences between `is` and `==`, Django models, form validation, middleware, and token-based authentication. It also covers HTML attributes, Flexbox, JavaScript closures, and version control with Git.

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Interview Questions & Answers

Q: What is the difference between `is` and `==` in Python?

A: `is` checks object identity; `==` checks value equality.

Q: What will this code output and why?

A: list1: [10, 'a'] (shared default list)

list2: [123] (separate list)

list3: [10, 'a']

Q: Explain what a Python decorator is and give a simple example.

A: A decorator modifies function behavior.

Example:

@decorator

def func(): ...

Q: What are Django models and how are they related to the database?

A: Models define DB schema; each model = a table.

Q: How does Django handle form validation in class-based views?

A: With FormMixin methods like form_valid() and form_invalid().

Q: Difference between `@login_required` and permission-based views?

A: `@login_required`: checks authentication; permissions check specific rights.

Q: Role of `MIDDLEWARE` in Django

A: Middleware processes requests/responses globally (e.g., auth, sessions).

Q: Difference between `ForeignKey`, `OneToOneField`, `ManyToManyField`

A: FK: many-to-one; O2O: one-to-one; M2M: many-to-many.

Q: What are serializers in DRF and why are they needed?

A: Convert model data to/from JSON, enforce validation.


Q: How to implement token-based authentication in DRF?

A: Install rest_framework.authtoken, use TokenAuthentication.

Q: HTTP status codes for success, not found, validation error?

A: Success: 200/201; Not Found: 404; Validation Error: 400.

Q: Difference between `id` and `class` in HTML?

A: `id` is unique; `class` is reusable.

Q: How does Flexbox work? Give a real-world use-case.

A: Distributes space in a row/column. E.g., responsive navbar.

Q: Explain what a JavaScript closure is.

A: Function retains access to its lexical scope.

Q: JS function that fetches data from an API and logs it:

A: async function fetchData() {

const res = await fetch(...);

const data = await res.json();

console.log(data);

Q: Difference between `git pull` and `git fetch`?

A: `fetch`: updates refs; `pull`: fetch + merge.

Q: Deploying a Django project to Render or Railway - steps?

A: Push code, connect repo, set env vars, configure build, deploy.

Q: What are environment variables and why important in deployment?

A: Store config/secrets outside code for safety and flexibility.

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