def test_insert(self):
        self.assertEqual(
            str(interval.insert(["[1,3]", "[6,9]", "[3,6)"], "[2,5]")),
            '[[1, 9]]')
        self.assertEqual(
            str(
                interval.insert(
                    ["[-10,-7]", "(-4,1]", "[3,6)", "(5,12)", "[11,23]"],
                    "[4,8]")), '[[-10, -7], (-4, 1], [3, 23]]')

        self.assertRaises(ValueError, interval.insert,
                          ["[1,3]", "[6,9]", "[3,6)"],
                          interval.interval('(0,1)'))
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def main():
    interval_list = raw_input('List of intervals?')
    split_intlist=interval_list.split(", ")
    result = [interval(i) for i in split_intlist]
    
    try:
        split_intlist=interval_list.split(", ")
        result = [interval(i) for i in split_intlist]         #list holds for the interval objects
    except ValueError:
        print('Invalid interval')
    except IndexError:
        print('Invalid interval')
        
    
    while True:
        input_str = raw_input('Interval?').lower()
        if input_str == 'quit':
            exit('End')
        try:
            newint = interval(input_str)
            result=insert(result,newint)
            str_re = [str(i) for i in result] 
            join_str = ', '.join(str_re)
            print (join_str) 
            
        except ValueError:
            print('Invalid interval')  
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 def test_insert_2(self):
     intlist = [
         interval('(-13,-5)'),
         interval('(-5,2]'),
         interval('(7,10]')
     ]
     self.assertEqual(str(insert(intlist, interval("[20,24]"))),
                      '[(-13,-5), (-5,2], (7,10], [20,24]]')
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 def test_insert_3(self):
     intlist = [
         interval('[-10,1]'),
         interval('[3,13)'),
         interval('[15,24]')
     ]
     self.assertEqual(str(insert(intlist, interval("[-2,5]"))),
                      '[[-10,13), [15,24]]')
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 def test_insert_3(self):
     a = ['[1,3]', '[6,9]']
     lst = []
     for item in a:
         lst.append(interval.interval(item))   
     b = interval.interval('[4,5]')
     c = interval.insert(lst, b)
     self.assertEqual(str(c), '[[1,9]]')
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 def test_insert_2(self):
     a = ['[1,2]', '(3,5)', '[6,7)', '(8,10]', '[12,16]']
     lst = []
     for item in a:
         lst.append(interval.interval(item))   
     b = interval.interval('[4,9]')
     c = interval.insert(lst, b)
     self.assertEqual(str(c), '[[1,2], (3,10], [12,16]]')
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 def test_insert_4(self):
     a = ['[1,2)', '(2,9]']
     lst = []
     for item in a:
         lst.append(interval.interval(item))   
     b = interval.interval('(3,10]')
     c = interval.insert(lst, b)
     self.assertEqual(str(c), '[[1,2), (2,10]]')
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 def test_insert_1(self):
     intlist = [
         interval('[-10,-7]'),
         interval('(-4,1]'),
         interval('[3,12)'),
         interval('[15,23]')
     ]
     self.assertEqual(str(insert(intlist, interval("[24,24]"))),
                      '[[-10,-7], (-4,1], [3,12), [15,24]]')
    def test_insert(self):
        """test the insert function"""
        int1 = interval('[1,2]')
        int2 = interval("(3,5)")
        int3 = interval("[6,7)")
        int4 = interval("(8,10]")
        int5 = interval("[12,16]")

        intervals_l = [int1, int2, int3, int4, int5]
        newint = interval("[4,9]")

        self.assertEqual(str(insert(intervals_l, newint)), str([interval("[1,2]"), interval("(3,10]"), interval("[12,16]")]))
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def insert_interval_loop(intervals):
    while (True):
        try:
            input_string = ask_for_interval()
            newint = parse_interval_input(input_string)
            intervals = insert(intervals, newint)
            print interval_list_to_string(intervals)

        except (IntervalParseException, InvalidIntervalException):
            print "Invalid interval"

        except Exception as e:
            raise e
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def insert_interval_loop(intervals):
    while (True):
        try:
            input_string = ask_for_interval()
            newint = parse_interval_input(input_string)
            intervals = insert(intervals, newint)
            print interval_list_to_string(intervals)

        except (IntervalParseException, InvalidIntervalException):
            print "Invalid interval"

        except Exception as e:
            raise e
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def prompt_user():
    """get list of intervals to start, then get one more interval at a time.
    'quit' or ctrl+c exits"""
    active_intervals = []
    while True:
        try:
            user_input = input("List of intervals?")

            if user_input.lower() == 'quit':
                return

            # Raises a ValueError and loops back if user_input is not correctly structured
            # as a sequence of intervals
            active_intervals = interval.get_interval_list(user_input)
            break

        except KeyboardInterrupt:
            # Exit if the user enters Ctrl+C
            sys.exit(0)
        except EOFError:
            # Exit if the user enters Ctrl+D
            sys.exit(0)

        except ValueError:
            print("Invalid list of intervals")

    # active_intervals maintains a list of intervals merged from the user input so far
    # Here we iteratively ask for more intervals or exit
    while True:

        try:
            user_input = input("Interval?")

            if user_input.lower() == 'quit':
                return

            # Raises a ValueError and loops back if user_input is not a correctly structured interval
            active_intervals = interval.insert(active_intervals, interval.interval(user_input))
            print(active_intervals)

        except KeyboardInterrupt:
            # Exit if the user enters Ctrl+C
            sys.exit(0)
        except EOFError:
            # Exit if the user enters Ctrl+D
            sys.exit(0)

        except ValueError:
            print("Invalid interval")
    def test_insert(self):
        """test the insert function"""
        int1 = interval('[1,2]')
        int2 = interval("(3,5)")
        int3 = interval("[6,7)")
        int4 = interval("(8,10]")
        int5 = interval("[12,16]")

        intervals_l = [int1, int2, int3, int4, int5]
        newint = interval("[4,9]")

        self.assertEqual(
            str(insert(intervals_l, newint)),
            str([interval("[1,2]"),
                 interval("(3,10]"),
                 interval("[12,16]")]))
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def loop():
    # loop for input of the first list
    while True:   
        try:
            init_IntervalList = input("List of intervals? ")
            init_IntervalList = init_IntervalList.replace(' ', '')
            if init_IntervalList.upper() == 'QUIT':
                exit('End')
            else:
                Intervals=init_IntervalList.split(',')
                IntervalList=[]
                i=0
                if len(Intervals)%2:
                    raise InputError
                else:
                    while (i<len(Intervals)):
                        interval=Intervals[i]+','+Intervals[i+1]
                        i=i+2
                        IntervalList.append(Interval(interval))
                    IntervalList = mergeOverlapping(IntervalList)  
                    break
        except InputError:
            print('Invalid interval!')
            pass
    #loop for Input Interval
    while True:   
        try:
            init_Interval = input("Interval? ")
            init_Interval = init_Interval.replace(' ', '')
            if init_Interval.upper() == 'QUIT':
                exit('End')
            else:
                new_interval = Interval(init_Interval)
                IntervalList = insert(IntervalList,new_interval)
                print (*IntervalList,sep=',')
        except InputError:
            print('Invalid interval!')
            pass
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def main():
    valid_intervals_list = False
    intervals_list = []
    while not valid_intervals_list:
        try:
            input_string = input("List of intervals?")
            if input_string.lower() == "quit":
                return
            intervals_list = interval.get_intervals_list(input_string)
            valid_intervals_list = True
        except Exception as e:
            print(e)
            print("Invalid list of intervals")
    while True:
        try:
            input_string = input("Interval?")
            if input_string.lower() == "quit":
                return
            it = interval.Interval(input_string)
            intervals_list = interval.insert(intervals_list, it)
            print(intervals_list)
        except Exception as e:
            print(e)
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 def test_insert_3(self):
     intlist = [interval('[-10,1]'),interval('[3,13)'),interval('[15,24]')]
     self.assertEqual(str(insert(intlist,interval("[-2,5]"))), '[[-10,13), [15,24]]')
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 def test_insert_2(self):
     intlist = [interval('(-13,-5)'),interval('(-5,2]'),interval('(7,10]')]
     self.assertEqual(str(insert(intlist,interval("[20,24]"))), '[(-13,-5), (-5,2], (7,10], [20,24]]')
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 def test_insert_1(self):
     intlist = [interval('[-10,-7]'),interval('(-4,1]'),interval('[3,12)'),interval('[15,23]')]
     self.assertEqual(str(insert(intlist,interval("[24,24]"))), '[[-10,-7], (-4,1], [3,12), [15,24]]')
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 def test_insert_2(self):
     lst = ["[1,2]", "(3,5)", "[6,7)", "(8,10]", "[12,16]"]
     interval_list =  [interval(i) for i in lst]
     str_re = [str(i) for i in insert(interval_list, interval("[4,9]")) ]
     join_str = ', '.join(str_re)
     self.assertEqual(join_str, "[1,2], (3,10], [12,16]") 
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 def test_insert(self): 
     lst = ["[1,3]", "[6,9]"]
     interval_list =  [interval(i) for i in lst]
     str_re = [str(i) for i in insert(interval_list, interval("[2,5]")) ]
     join_str = ', '.join(str_re)
     self.assertEqual(join_str, "[1,9]")
 def test_insert(self):
     self.assertEqual(
         str(
             list(
                 map(lambda x, y: insert(x, y), self.insertList,
                     self.insertInt))), self.answer_insert)
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 def test_insert(self):
     lst = ["[1,3]", "[6,9]"]
     interval_list = [interval(i) for i in lst]
     str_re = [str(i) for i in insert(interval_list, interval("[2,5]"))]
     join_str = ', '.join(str_re)
     self.assertEqual(join_str, "[1,9]")
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 def test_insert_2(self):
     lst = ["[1,2]", "(3,5)", "[6,7)", "(8,10]", "[12,16]"]
     interval_list = [interval(i) for i in lst]
     str_re = [str(i) for i in insert(interval_list, interval("[4,9]"))]
     join_str = ', '.join(str_re)
     self.assertEqual(join_str, "[1,2], (3,10], [12,16]")
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            if inputstring == "quit":
                sys.exit()
            inputstring = inputstring.replace(" ","")
            stringlist  = inputstring.split(",")
            intervallist=[]
            for index in range(0,len(stringlist),2):              
                thisstring = stringlist[index]+","+stringlist[index+1]
                intervallist.append(interval(thisstring))
            break
        except KeyboardInterrupt:
            sys.exit()
        except Exception:
            print ('Invalid list input')
            pass
    while True:
        try:
            inputint = raw_input("Interval? ")
            if inputint =="quit":
                sys.exit()
            inputint = interval(inputint)
            intervallist = insert(intervallist,inputint)
            for thisint in intervallist:
                print(thisint), 
            print("")              
        except KeyboardInterrupt:
            sys.exit()
        except Exception:
            print ("Invalid interval")


 def test_insert(self):
     self.assertEqual(str(list(map(lambda x,y: insert(x,y),self.insertList,self.insertInt))),self.answer_insert)
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        try:
            inputstring = raw_input("List of intervals? ")
            if inputstring == "quit":
                sys.exit()
            inputstring = inputstring.replace(" ", "")
            stringlist = inputstring.split(",")
            intervallist = []
            for index in range(0, len(stringlist), 2):
                thisstring = stringlist[index] + "," + stringlist[index + 1]
                intervallist.append(interval(thisstring))
            break
        except KeyboardInterrupt:
            sys.exit()
        except Exception:
            print('Invalid list input')
            pass
    while True:
        try:
            inputint = raw_input("Interval? ")
            if inputint == "quit":
                sys.exit()
            inputint = interval(inputint)
            intervallist = insert(intervallist, inputint)
            for thisint in intervallist:
                print(thisint),
            print("")
        except KeyboardInterrupt:
            sys.exit()
        except Exception:
            print("Invalid interval")
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try:
    while True:
        x = raw_input('List of intervals? ')
        if x == 'quit':
            sys.exit()
        try:
            temp = x.split(', ')
            result = [interval(i) for i in temp]
            break
        except ValueError:
            print "Invalid Intervals.Expected input format: [1,2], [3,4]"
        except IndexError:
            print "empty input!"
    while True:
        y = raw_input('Intervals? ')
        if y == 'quit':
            sys.exit()
        try:
            newint = interval(y)
        except ValueError:
            print "Invalid Interval. Incorrect: Lower and upper bounds"
        else:
            result = insert(result, newint)
            str_result = [str(i) for i in result]
            print ', '.join(str_result)

except KeyboardInterrupt, ValueError:
    print "\n Interrupted!"
except EOFError:
    print "\n Interrupted!"
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 def test_insert(self):
     self.assertEqual(str(interval.insert(["[1,3]", "[6,9]", "[3,6)"], "[2,5]")), '[[1, 9]]')
     self.assertEqual(str(interval.insert(["[-10,-7]", "(-4,1]", "[3,6)","(5,12)","[11,23]"],"[4,8]")), '[[-10, -7], (-4, 1], [3, 23]]')
     
     self.assertRaises(ValueError, interval.insert, ["[1,3]", "[6,9]", "[3,6)"], interval.interval('(0,1)'))