Given a base template called "base.html", how can we inherit from this base template in another html file, "new.html"?

Put at the top of new.html

Put {% extends "base.html" %} at the top of new.html

It is not possible to inherit from base.html

Put {% extends "base.html" %} at the bottom of new.html

Below is a snippet of the code in a html file that you would like to use as a handler for a decorator in your routes.py function:

{% for fruit in fruits %}

I love eating {{ fruit }}

However, this would throw an error. Why?

There cannot be a for loop built into html code.

Its missing {% endfor %}

Its missing a link to a CSS file.

There is no need for

If you don't want to create a .flaskenv file, then what would you need to do to run a website server?

Type FLASK_APP = start.py each time the server is run in the same command prompt session

Put the contents of .flaskenv in __init__.py

Type set FLASK_APP = start.py in each command prompt session

Put FLASK_APP = start.py in the templates folder

Suppose that Juan is working on a web app using the current Python and Flask versions. However, he is concerned that new versions of Flask and Python that get released in the future may break his application. From below, what is the most preferred solution to his worries?

Save a different version of the app whenever new Flask version is released.

Dont upgrade to the newer versions of Flask and Python until hes done with the app.

Create a virtual environment for the app and activate it when working on the app.

He should not be concerned because Python and Flask are backward-compatible, so newer versions will not break his app.

P.S - Hurry up and answer these questions, I can be very impatient. ( must be typed )