How does URL reversing work in Django?

How does URL reversing work in Django?

URL reversing in Django allows you to generate URLs from your view names instead of hardcoding them. This makes your code more maintainable.

Can you give me an example of how to use it?

Sure! You can use the reverse() function from django.urls. For example: from django.urls import reverse and then url = reverse('view_name').

What if I want to include parameters in the URL?

You can pass parameters to the reverse() function like this: url = reverse('view_name', args=[param1, param2]).

Is there a way to reverse URLs in templates?

Yes! In templates, you can use the {% url 'view_name' param1 param2 %} tag to reverse URLs.