What does include() in urls.py do in django?

Question

I am new to django. I came across the include() method. I read the documentation regarding it. But couldn't understand it as it lacked suitable examples. I am again rewriting this question in a proper way so that it doesn't sound baseless. Can someone please help me out by giving me a suitable example regarding the scenario in which the include() method becomes handy?

Solution

include() adds urls from your app directory's urls.py to the main urls.py (in memory). This keeps the main urls.py from getting too big to read.

see https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.2/topics/http/urls/

The Including Other URLConfs section.

Comments

[Daniel Roseman]

You've answered your own question, it includes another urls file. Why are you asking?

[Mangu Singh Rajpurohit]

@DanielRoseman, if you don't want to answer, then don't answer, I am asking about how remapping is done ?

[Mangu Singh Rajpurohit]

@Rexford, django docs is very big and I am not able to understand, from where to start. Whatever topic I read, I am finding the references of other topics, which are not known to me. So, I think, It's better to ask it over here. But knowledgeable users like you, instead of answering, downvotes the question.

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