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      <title>Learning the Django Framework Fundamentals</title>
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            What&#39;s the architecture of Django framework? The architecture of Django is based on the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern, which is a way of organizing code in a web application. In Django, this pattern is modified slightly and is referred to as Model-View-Template (MVT).
Here&#39;s a simple explanation of each component in Django&#39;s architecture:
Model: This component represents the data and database schema of your web application. Models define the structure of your data and provide an API for querying and manipulating that data.
          
          
        
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