Creating a recipe application in Python would involve using a web framework such as Django or Flask to handle the back-end logic, a database such as MySQL or MongoDB to store the recipe data, and a JavaScript library such as React or AngularJS to handle the front-end logic. The following is some sample code that demonstrates how to create a basic recipe application using Django and React:
This code creates a basic recipe application using Django for the back-end and React for the front-end. The Django code defines a 'Recipe' model with fields for the name, ingredients, and instructions of the recipe. The views.py file contains a function 'recipe_list' which retrieves all the recipe objects from the database and passes them to the template 'recipe_list.html'. In the React code, the RecipeList component maps through all the recipes passed as props and renders their name, ingredients, and instructions.
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