How can I filter querysets in Django?

How can I filter querysets in Django?

You can filter querysets in Django using the filter() method on your model's manager. For example, MyModel.objects.filter(field_name=value).

Can I filter by multiple fields?

Yes, you can filter by multiple fields by chaining the filter() method or by passing multiple keyword arguments. For example: MyModel.objects.filter(field1=value1, field2=value2).

What about using Q objects for complex queries?

Q objects allow you to create complex queries using logical operators. You can use them like this: from django.db.models import Q; MyModel.objects.filter(Q(field1=value1) | Q(field2=value2)).

Can I exclude certain records from the queryset?

Yes, you can use the exclude() method to remove records from your queryset. For example: MyModel.objects.exclude(field_name=value).