A.) To manage the Flask application's state B.) To represent the HTTP request and response, respectively C.) To configure server settings D.) To serve static files
A.) By downloading it from the Flask website B.) Using the pip install flask command C.) By copying and pasting the Flask code into your project D.) Flask is included by default in Python
A.) Apache B.) Nginx C.) Gunicorn D.) Werkzeug
A.) To configure SSL certificates B.) To start the Flask application and listen for incoming requests C.) To define routes D.) To serve static files
A.) To handle database queries B.) To define route handlers C.) To render HTML templates D.) To manage sessions
A.) form-parser B.) request-parser C.) flask-forms D.) request.forms
A.) To serve static files B.) To send a 404 error response C.) To configure SSL certificates D.) To perform URL redirection
A.) sqlite B.) flask-db C.) sqlalchemy D.) database-handler
A.) To manage the Flask application's state B.) To serve static files C.) To configure server settings D.) To store session data across requests
A.) flask-auth B.) passlib C.) passlib flask-login D.) auth-handler