Discuss Django architecture.

Django follows the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architectural pattern, though it uses slightly different naming. In Django's interpretation, it's often referred to as the Model-View-Template (MVT) pattern. Let's break down Django's architecture:

1. Model (M in MVC/MVT)

   - Represents the data structure.

   - Defined as Python classes that subclass `django.db.models.Model`.

   - Represents tables in the database.

   - Allows for data validation, querying, and other database operations using Django's ORM (Object-Relational Mapping).

2. View (C in MVC, V in MVT

   - Handles the user input and controls what is to be displayed in the output.

   - Defined as Python functions or classes that accept a web request and return a web response.

   - Can perform operations using the model and pass the results to a template