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## Examples
Most of the examples are taken from HackSoft's Learning Management System - Odin - <https://github.com/HackSoftware/Odin>
## Overview ## Overview
**In Django, business logic should live in:** **In Django, business logic should live in:**
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If we are strict & don't do custom validation / properties, then we can test the models without actually writing anything to the database => we are going to get quicker tests. If we are strict & don't do custom validation / properties, then we can test the models without actually writing anything to the database => we are going to get quicker tests.
Foe example, if we want to test the custom validation, here's how a test could look like: For example, if we want to test the custom validation, here's how a test could look like:
```python ```python
from datetime import timedelta from datetime import timedelta