To display Python output on an HTML page using Django, you can follow these steps:

1. In your Django project, create a new app by running the following command in your terminal: python manage.py startapp myapp

2. Inside the newly created app directory, open the views.py file. This is where you will define the view function that will handle the request and generate the HTML output.

3. Import the necessary modules: python from django.shortcuts import render

4. Define your view function. This function will take a request as an argument and return an HTTP response with the generated HTML output. For example: ```python def my_view(request): # Your Python code here my_variable = "Hello, World!"

   # Return the rendered HTML template with the Python output return render(request, 'my_template.html', {'my_variable': my_variable}) ```

5. Create a new HTML template file called my_template.html inside the app's templates directory. This is where you will define the structure and layout of the HTML page.

6. In the HTML template, you can include the Python output using Django's template language. For example, to display the value of my_variable, you can use {{ my_variable }} inside the HTML tags. Here's an example: ```html
   

   {{ my_variable }}

```

1. Finally, you need to map the URL to your view function. Open the urls.py file in your app directory, and add the following code: ```python from django.urls import path from .views import my_view

urlpatterns = [ path('my-url/', my_view, name='my_view'), ] ```

1. Save the files and start the Django development server by running the command: python manage.py runserver

2. Open your web browser and navigate to http://localhost:8000/my-url/ to see the Python output displayed on the HTML page.

Remember to replace 'myapp' with the actual name of your app and 'my-url/' with the desired URL path for your view. Additionally, you can modify the Python code in the view function to generate the desired output dynamically.