What is the difference between Django's render() and redirect() functions?

In Django, the render() function is used to render HTML templates whereas the redirect() function is used to redirect to a different URL or view. The render() function typically renders a template with data and returns an HttpResponse object containing the rendered content. On the other hand, the redirect() function returns an HTTP redirect response to the specified URL.

While render() is used for rendering templates within the same view, redirect() is used to redirect the user to a different view or URL. Render() is commonly used to display HTML content, while redirect() is used to perform URL redirections within a Django project.