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Complete the divisible_by(list1, int1) function below. As input, it takes a list of integers list1 and an integer int1. It should return a list with all the integers in list1 where the integer is divisible by int1. For example, divisible_by([2, 9, 4, 19, 20, -3, -15], 3) should return the list [9, -3, -15].
1 def divisible_by(listi, n):
2 # code goes here
3 pass
4
5 if _name == "__main__":
6 # use this to test your function
7 test_list = [2, 9, 4, 19, 20, -3, -15]
8 print(divisible_by(test_list, 3))
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