Django filter() Query Explained | Fetch Multiple Records | Django eCommerce Project
Django filter() Query Explained | Fetch Multiple Records | Django eCommerce Project
In this video, I explain how to use the filter() method in Django ORM to fetch multiple records from the database.
This tutorial is part of my Django eCommerce Project series, where I build a complete real-world eCommerce website from scratch using Django.
The filter() method is very important when you need to:
Show products by category
Filter products by price or status
Search data from the database
Retrieve multiple records safely
If you’re learning Django ORM queries and want to clearly understand when to use filter() instead of get(), this video will help you a lot 💻🔥
📚 What You’ll Learn in This Video
What filter() does in Django
How to retrieve multiple records
Difference between filter() and get()
Using filter in Django views
Practical example in a Django eCommerce project
👨💻 Who Should Watch This?
✔ Django beginners
✔ Backend developers
✔ Students building eCommerce projects
✔ Anyone confused about Django ORM queries
🔗 Django eCommerce Project Resources
📺 Full Playlist:
• Django Ecommerce project
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