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+**What is a Web Framework**
+
+Narration:
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+When building a web application, we need to take care of number of things.
+ - How to implement basic security measures like login
+ - How the web application will interact with databases to store information
+ - How will the HTML pages be rendered
+ - and many more
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+A lot of these situations can be handled by a programmer by coding his own solutions, but that would take a lot of time and effort on his behalf. Web frameworks provide these basic features out-of-the-box.