In Flask, what is the purpose of the route() decorator?
- It authenticates user access to certain routes
- It defines the routing logic for the application
- It defines the schema for the database
- It specifies the URL for the static files
In Flask, the @app.route() decorator is used to define the routing logic for the application. It associates a URL with a Python function, allowing you to determine what should happen when a user accesses a particular URL.
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