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   Fun Python side project inspired by VSauce.
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-VSauce has a number of channels including [D1NG](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClq42foiSgl7sSpLupnugGA) where they post fun educational content of all kinds. Recently I found myself itching to code and inspired by some handy division math tricks.
+VSauce has a number of channels including [D1NG](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClq42foiSgl7sSpLupnugGA) where they post fun educational content of all kinds. Recently I found myself itching to code and inspired by [some handy division math tricks](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6tHqOmIj1E).
 
 So I threw together this [Python script with methods showcasing each divisibility rule example](https://gitlab.com/gaiety/divisibilityrules). The script has no direct practical purpose as each function could be done more simply for a computer to handle (likely just with `%` modulo for all cases). But I thought this would be fun enough to share!
 
+In building out this project I learned how to write some [tests in python](https://gitlab.com/gaiety/divisibilityrules/-/tree/main/tests) and how to set up [GitLab CI](https://gitlab.com/gaiety/divisibilityrules/-/blob/main/.gitlab-ci.yml), which GitLab makes very easy with their WebIDE.
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+![GitLab WebIDE with Templates and file autonaming](/images/uploads/gitlab-webide.png)
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 Always learning~
-_P.S. This was my first time writing Python [tests](https://gitlab.com/gaiety/divisibilityrules/-/tree/main/tests)!_
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