CHAPTER 4: URL ROUTING, VIEWS, HTTPRESPONSE, GET & POST, Part 01: Multiple views & urls.py in app

Learn *Django URL Routing, Views, urls.py and HttpResponse* in this beginner-friendly Django tutorial. In **Chapter 4 Part 01**, we learn how to create an application-level `urls.py` file, connect it to the main Django project, and create multiple views using Python and `HttpResponse`. In this lesson, you will learn: ✔ What URL Routing means in Django ✔ How to create `urls.py` inside a Django application ✔ How to connect application URLs to the project `urls.py` ✔ How Django URLs connect to views ✔ How to create multiple Django views ✔ How to use `HttpResponse` ✔ How to create different URLs for different pages ✔ How to run and test your Django application This lesson is part of *Chapter 4: URL Routing, Views, HttpResponse, GET and POST* and is designed for beginners learning **Django, Python, Backend Web Development and Full-Stack Web Development**. *Facilitator:* Nyakama Mahle *Programme:* Make Me A Coder *Chapter 4 – Part 01* #Django #Python #DjangoTutorial #DjangoForBeginners #URLRouting #DjangoViews #HttpResponse #PythonProgramming #WebDevelopment #MakeMeACoder