Django: Why are quotes around the model in a ForeignKey definition

Question

I want to know what the difference between these two foreignkey definitions are.

(1) MyFKField = models.ForeignKey(\'MyModel\')
(2) MyFKField = models.Foreig         


        

Answer 1

If the definition of class MyModel is under the definition of class MyFKField (in the code) then you should write it between quotes.