Django's template system makes it simple to create dynamic HTML pages. A template is made up of both static sections of the desired HTML output and specific syntax that describes how dynamic content will be included.
The template system is for expressing presentation rather than programme logic. The Django template system has tags that are analogous to programming constructs such as an if tag for boolean checks, a for tag for looping, and so on.
A template is a shape, mould, or pattern that is used to guide the creation of something. Some instances are as follows: When used to create a straight line, a ruler acts as a template. A template is a document that has the standard opening and closing parts filled in and can be copied and then filled up with the variable parts.
Django's template engine provides a sophisticated mini-language for defining your application's user-facing layer, allowing you to keep application and presentation logic separate. Anyone with a basic understanding of HTML can manage templates; no prior knowledge of Python is necessary.
Jinja is a Python programming language web template engine. Armin Ronacher produced it, and it's released under the BSD License. Jinja is comparable to the Django template engine, except it also supports Python-like expressions and ensures that templates are evaluated in a sandbox.