Explain the Django architecture (URLs, views, models, etc.).

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Django follows the MVT architecture, which separates data, business logic, and presentation for efficient web development.

MVT stands for Model-View-Template, where Model handles data, View manages business logic, and Template renders the UI.
Models define the data structure using Django's ORM, e.g., class Post(models.Model): title = models.CharField(max_length=100).
Views contain the logic to process requests and return responses, e.g., def post_list(request): return render(request, 'post_list.html').
Templates are HTML files that define how data is presented to the user, e.g.,
{{ post.title }}
to display a post title.
Django's architecture promotes reusability and scalability, making it easier to maintain and extend applications.

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