Django3- Complete and Delete Todos

The video tutorial covers how to implement functionality for completing and deleting todo items in a Django application. It begins with an introduction to the tasks, followed by a detailed walkthrough of coding the complete todo feature. A challenge is then presented to the viewer to implement the delete todo feature. The video concludes with a discussion on different strategies for handling data deletion in applications, including permanent deletion and soft deletion.

What is the primary HTTP method used to mark a todo item as completed?

• GET

• POST

• DELETE

• PUT

In Django, how is a todo item marked as completed in the database?

• By setting a Boolean field to true

• By setting the date_completed field to the current time

• By updating the todo item title

• By deleting the todo item

What is the key difference between completing and deleting a todo item in Django?

• Completing changes a field, deleting removes the item

• Completing removes the item, deleting changes a field

• Both actions remove the item

• Both actions change a field

What is the simplest way to delete a todo item in Django?

• Use the save method

• Use the delete method

• Use the remove method

• Use the update method

What is a potential advantage of soft deletion over hard deletion?

• It uses less database space

• It is faster than hard deletion

• It allows data recovery if needed

• It permanently removes data

Why might a social media platform choose to use soft deletion?

• To reduce server load

• To allow users to recover their accounts

• To improve user interface design

• To permanently erase user data

What is a potential downside of not truly deleting user data when requested?

• Users may lose access to their data

• It may violate privacy expectations

• It simplifies data management

• It increases database performance