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In Django is there any default database?

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Is there any default database for Django like LAMP or WAMP in PHP?

posted Jul 30, 2018 by anonymous

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Yes, In Django default database are there.

SQLite Database is the default database for Django. But you can change with any other database

answer Aug 25, 2018 by Sandeep Bedi
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Django comes with a lightweight relational database included with the Python distribution. So by default, Django automatically creates an SQLite database for your project.

If you are working on a large project you can use MySQL or Postgree.

answer Oct 30, 2018 by Uncle Sherlock
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