I decided to learn Django Forms. For a while now, I have been using HTML forms because it's hard for me to come to terms with Django Forms.

How could I populate initial data to Django Forms? Example:

Consider if these models are populated. Contain data.

models.py

class Game(models.Model):
   title = models.CharField()
   genre = models.CharField()

so if I have

view.py

game_list = Game.objects.all()
return render_to_response('template',locals())

so in template.html, I could just:

{% for game in game_list %}
<p> game.title <p> <br /> <p> game.genre <p>

If I want to populate initial data when using HTML forms, this is what I usually do:

    {% for game in game_list %}
    <form action= '/add/' method='POST'>
    <input="text" name="title" value="{{game.title}}" />
    <input="text" name="genre" value="{{game.genre}}" />
    <input type="submit" />

How can I do this in Django Forms? From what I've seen by reading articles online, they do this by overriding using forms.__init__:

class Anyforms(forms.Form):
   super(Anyforms, self).__init__(*args,**kwargs)

I can't get a hold of how to populate using super. What data do forms get during runtime and how? Any good links that I could read to get me up and running on wrangling Django Forms?

Is this

<input="text" name="title" value="{{game.title}}" /> 
<input="text" name="genre" value="{{game.genre}}" />

equivalent to this?

data = {'title':'{{game.title}}','genre':'{{game.genre}}'} 
form(data)

Are the variables going to be replaced in template?

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