Python- how to query database by class

I have a Python project (I'm quite new to Python), and on one of the webpages, there is a drop-down box which should display a list of all of the projects whose 'status' fields are set to 'live'.

It seems that a couple of particular objects are not being displayed in this drop-down box, so I want to manually query the database to check what their 'status' fields are set to.

How do I manually query the database for these particular projects by their 'project name'/ 'project code', both of which I know are unique?

I've tried getting a list of all of the projects in the shell, so that I can query that list by project_name for the particular projects that I want using the commands:

from projects.models import Project
prjcts = []
prjcts = Project.objects.all()

This gets all of the Project objects and assigns them to the list prjcts. I now want to query that list for a particular project, and have tried doing so like this:

6Stoke = prjcts.get(project_code = 6SPR)

My intention was that the project with the project_code whose value was 6SPR would be assigned to the variable 6Stoke, so that I could then find look at all of the information for that particular project. However, when I tried running this line in the console, I got a

SyntaxError: invalid syntax

warning which highlighted the end of the 6Stoke part of the line.

What is wrong with my syntax here? How can I get the project that has the specified project_code and assign it to a variable?

Edit

Ah, ok- thanks. I changed the variable name, and ran the query again, assigning its results to the variable sixStokeList, i.e.

sixStokeList = Project.objects.filter(project_code = "6SPR") 

• this returned two items, and having printed the elements of the array to the console, i.e. sixStokeList[0] & sixStokeList[1], I know which one I want, so I've assigned that particular one to a variable with:

  sixStoke = sixStokeList[1]

I have then typed sixStoke. and pressed 'tab' in the console to see what's available to this variable. I did the same with another project, i.e.

theFoss = Project.objects.filter(project_code= "1TF")
theFoss. (& pressed 'tab')

The list of available options given after typing variable + . + tab was different for each project instance, even though I had got them both in exactly the same way, which would indicate to me that they are not instances of the same class... how can this be, given that I got them both by querying the same class?