Page not found (404)

Request Method: GET
Request URL: https://decodeschool.com/blog/python/

Using the URLconf defined in decodeschool.urls, Django tried these URL patterns, in this order:

  1. ^media/(?P<path>.*)$
  2. filter_assignment [name='filter_assignment']
  3. getproblems/ [name='getproblems']
  4. password/ [name='change_password']
  5. filter_institute [name='filter_institute']
  6. get_lc_problems/<str:pk> [name='get_lc_problems']
  7. myadmin [name='myadmin']
  8. upload_students [name='upload_students']
  9. dashboard [name='dashboard']
  10. update_leet/<str:uh> [name='update_leetcode']
  11. ads.txt [name='ads']
  12. admin/
  13. summernote/
  14. [name='home']
  15. signup/ [name='signup']
  16. login/ [name='login']
  17. logout/ [name='logout']
  18. about_me/ [name='about_me']
  19. about_training/ [name='about_training']
  20. verify/clement_db_2019 [name='verify']
  21. blog/<str:blog> [name='blog_detail']
  22. blog/<str:blog>/<str:post> [name='post_detail']
  23. <str:course>/full-text [name='course_detail_o']
  24. <str:course>/Examples [name='course_detail']
  25. <str:course>/<str:chapter> [name='chapter_detail']
  26. <str:course>/<str:chapter>/<str:program> [name='program_detail']
  27. subscribe/ [name='subscribe']
  28. track

The current path, blog/python/, didn’t match any of these.

You’re seeing this error because you have DEBUG = True in your Django settings file. Change that to False, and Django will display a standard 404 page.