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Bite	Level	Description & Tags
Newbie Bite 27. Failing Tests		As you continue your coding journey on our platform, it's … 3.10 debugging newbie pytest testing
Bite 29. Martin's IQ test		Martin is preparing to pass an IQ test. The most … 3.10 enumerate string module
Bite 247. Mocking a standard library function		In this Bite you will mock out a function of … 3.7 mock.patch pytest random
Bite 248. Test a number guessing game		In this Bite you test a simple number guessing game … 3.7 classes exception handling games mock.patch pytest
Bite 249. Test a movie DB class		Time for fixtures, one of pytest's killer features or as … 3.7 classes fixtures movie data pytest SQL sqlite3
Bite 268. Number Transformers		Inspired by the movie Transformer, John decides to design a … 3.10 algorithms numbers
Bite 346. Getting started with the IRIS data set		You are getting started with machine learning (ML)! Are you … 3.8 data wrangling machine learning numpy pandas scikit-learn
Bite 327. AST visitor		In Bite 312 we learned how to identify builtin functions, … 3.10 AST

PCC	Title	Summary
32	Test a Simple Django App With Selenium	Hi Pythonistas, a new week, a new 'bite' of Python goodness. As anticipated this week we dedicate a challenge to Selenium testing. We think this is a cool skill to add to your web dev + testing repertoire.
39	Writing Tests With Pytest	Hi Pythonistas, let's add some more challenges for October. Following our Python testing with pytest book review we let you write some tests with this awesome framework.
46	Add Continuous Integration (CI) to Your Project	Hi Pythonistas, becoming a Python developer is partly about knowing your tools. Managing your environment, testing and continuous integration are unmissable skills when you start working on bigger projects with a team. So we decided to dedicate a code challenge to deployment. Take an existing projects or make a demo app from scratch, the goal is to build an automated pipeline. Will you be the next guy or girl at work receiving kudos for setting up a Jenkins server? Have fun!