Django (with respect to MVC)

Django is a web framework that helps developers build websites efficiently. It follows the MVC (Model-View-Controller) architecture, which organizes code into three main components. The "Model" represents the data and business logic, the "View" is responsible for what the user sees, and the "Controller" manages the communication between the model and view. In Django, the terms are slightly different: "Model" refers to data, "View" handles user requests and responses, and "Template" manages the layout of the content. This structure helps create maintainable and scalable web applications.