# import necessary classes from django.template import Template, Context # create a template with variables template_string = "Hello {{name}}!" template = Template(template_string) # render the template with a context context = Context({"name": "Jack"}) output = template.render(context) # print the output print(output) # Output: Hello Jack!In this example, we first create a template string containing a variable `name`. We then create an instance of the `Template` class using this string. We then create a `Context` object with a dictionary containing a value for `name`. We render the `template` with this context and store the output in the `output` variable. Finally, we print the output to the console. The `django.template` package library is a standard part of Django and provides a variety of classes and functions for rendering templates.