Django SlugField versus URLField [closed] - django

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Both of these fields appear to serve essentially the same purpose. Are there any situations in which you would choose a SlugField instead of a URLField?

URLField is used to store URL, where as SlugField is used to store a alphanumeric/varchar value that relates to the title or some description of the model.
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URL: https://www.example.com/products/whss1540-wrogn-printed-slim-fit-sweatshirt
Slug: whss1540-wrogn-printed-slim-fit-sweatshirt

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