{% for d in mydata %}

{{ d.1 }}

{% endfor %}

{{ for d in mydata }}

{{ d[1] }}

{{ endfor }}

{% for d in mydata %}

{% d.1 %}

{% endfor %}

{% for d in mydata -%}

{{ d.1 }}

{% end -%}

{% mydata.each |d| %}

{{ d.2 }}

{% end %}1

* 1984 (George)
* Timequake (Kurt)
* Alice (Lewis)

Error

* Alice (Lewis)
* 1984 (George)
* Timequake (Kurt)

* Timequake (Kurt)

* 1984 (George)

* Alice (Lewis)

In Django App it is imposible

Add view function with name like handlerXXX  where XXX http code error

Add view function with name error like error_XXX  where XXX http code error

Add lines like handlerXXX='my_app.views.handler_fucntion' where XXX http code error in URLconf

 Import the function itself from the particular view and then, add the particular URL to the urlpatterns list.

import the class from the views.py and then add the URL to the urlpatterns. Inbuilt method to call the class as a view.

None of the above

All of the above

 (r’^pattern/$’, YourView.as_view())

(r’^pattern/$’, YourView())

(r’^pattern/$’, YourView.init())

(r’^pattern/$’, YourView)

A Python function that takes a Web request.

All of the above

A Python function that can return redirect or error page

A Python function that contains whatever arbitrary logic is necessary to return Web response

rom django.db.models import Q result = Q(query_set_1) | Q(query_set_1)

result = list(query_set_1 | query_set_2)

result = query_set_1 + query_set_2

from itertools import chain

result = list(chain(query_set_1, query_set_2))