I've seen multiple Q/A threads on talking about using python for Backend web development. How could you deploy python into website?
Yes, but with a specific distinction. Django is a Python web framework that uses a Template Engine. It doesn't literally run standard Python code inside a .js or .css file in the browser; instead, it allows you to pass data from your Python backend into your HTML files using Django Template Tags (like {{ variable }}). How it works: Logic: You write your logic in Python (views.py). Data Injection: You send that data to an HTML template. Rendering: Django replaces tags like {{ user_name }} with actual data before sending the page to the user's browser. Key Benefit: It makes your website dynamic. Instead of writing hard-coded HTML, you can use Python loops to generate lists, tables, or personalized content automatically.