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it’s as easy as stated here
so, practically:
all_houses = Houses.objects.all()
will give you all the entries in your database.
from within a view, pass that variable to the template context then, in the template:
{% for house in all_houses %}
{{ house.<column_name> }}
{% endfor %}
let me explain this bit of code: once you pass all your entries to the template, you can loop them with {% for %}
{{ house. }} means that you can extract the value you need from the column you need ( column_name ) and place it wherever you want (from whitin the for loop, obviously) so you can have (for example) {{ house.price }}, {{ house.bathrooms }} and so on, for each entry you have in your “all_entries”
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