Django MVT (Model View Template)

In Django, the Model-View-Template (MVT) pattern is a variation of the more commonly known Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern. In MVT, the components are structured as follows:

1. Model: The model represents the data structure. In Django, models are Python classes that define the structure of the data and how it interacts with the database. Each model class corresponds to a database table, and the attributes of the class represent the fields of the table.
2. View: The view contains the business logic of the application. In Django, views are Python functions or classes that receive web requests and return web responses. Views interact with models to fetch data from the database, process it, and pass it to templates for rendering.
3. Template: The template contains the presentation logic of the application. In Django, templates are HTML files with embedded Python code (using Django's template language). Templates are used to generate dynamic web pages by rendering data passed from views.