Do I need to create a separate class in my models.py when using the django.contrib.auth.models import user?
Question: The import statement import the needed parts. but is the "user" class already
made when you put that into your installed apps? or do you still need to
clarify in models.py in order to make the table in the db? or can someone
expand on how to use django users and sessions? I'm looking over the django
docs right now and they all just go over how to use the thing once. they never
put the code in a syntax where users are going to be the ones using the code
through a browser and not you through a python shell.


Answer: All installed apps can contribute to the database schema.
`django.contrib.auth.models` contributes, among others, the `auth_user` table
behind the `django.contrib.auth.models.User` model, therefore you do not have
to worry about recreating it unless you have a specific reason to do so.

