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Scenario: Prasath's E-commerce Form Validation Requirements

  1. Use only form field validators parameter for all validations

  2. Use clean_<fieldname>() for field-level validation and clean() for cross-field validation like password matching

  3. Override __init__() method to perform all validation logic

  4. Use only the validators parameter in field definition without custom clean methods

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Correct answer

Use clean_<fieldname>() for field-level validation and clean() for cross-field validation like password matching

Explanation

Prasath's requirements demand multiple validations: email domain restriction (business logic), password strength (security), and cross-field validation (passwords must match). Using clean_<fieldname>() for field-level validation and clean() for cross-field validation is the standard Django pattern that addresses all three requirements.

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  2. 2.Which Django class is used to create a form?
  3. 3.What does the is_valid() method do in Django Forms?
  4. 4.Which field type in Django Forms is used for email validation?
  5. 5.What is the purpose of the clean() method in Django Forms?
  6. 6.How do you access form errors in Django?
  7. 7.What does ModelForm do in Django?
  8. 8.Which method is used to render form fields in a Django template?
  9. 9.What is the purpose of the required parameter in Django form fields?
  10. 10.Which validator ensures a field value is within a specific range?
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