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Full-Stack Development (21CS62)

LAB COMPONENT SOLUTIONS


Module-1:
1. Installation of Python, Django and Visual Studio code editors can be
demonstrated.
I. Python download and installation Link:

https://www.python.org/downloads/

II. Visual Studio Code download and installation link

https://code.visualstudio.com/

III. Django installation:


Open a command prompt and type following command:

>pip install django

2. Creation of virtual environment, Django project and App should be


demonstrated
1) Create project folder
 Create a new folder and name it as django_lab
 Within the folder django_lab, in the command line, type cmd and it
will open command prompt.
 In the command prompt, execute the command:

>python -m venv env

 It creates a virtual environment.

2) Install python extension


In vs code, go to extensions and check for python extension and install it

3) Go to Fileopen folder
Select the Project folderdjango_lab.

4) Go to view command palette


 Select python interpreter (python: select interpreter)
 virtual environment venv(python 3.12.3(‘env’:venv))
5) Create Django project:
1. Goto terminal new terminal
Before using Django command, Execute the command:

>pip install django

Django elements will be retrieved and installed.


2. Create project by executing command:

>django-admin startproject p .

It creates manage.py in the project folder which is used to execute


administrative commands. (“.” represents current directory)
3. Run the server, to launch the project.

>python manage.py runserver

The server runs on the default port 8000(127.0.0.1:8000), it will open


browser, launching project.

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