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16 print("\033[92m All tests passed!")
17
—> 18 insert_audio_clip_test(insert_audio_clip)
in insert_audio_clip_test(target)
5 duration = segment_time[1] - segment_time[0]
6 assert segment_time[0] > 4400, “Error: The audio clip is overlaping with the first segment”
----> 7 assert duration + 1 == len(activates[0]) , “The segment length must match the audio clip length”
8 assert audio_clip != backgrounds[0] , “The audio clip must be different than the pure background”
9 assert segment_time == (7286, 8201), f"Wrong segment. Expected: Expected: (7286, 8201) got:{segment_time}"
AssertionError: The segment length must match the audio clip length
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Please don’t post your code on the forum unless you’re asked to. Posting your code breaks the course Honor Code.
The instructions for Step 2 say to check if the segment time overlaps. You have a function is_overlapping() for that. Testing “segment_time” is not sufficient.
I’m confused with the logic of what is going on, as mentioned in the instructions that:
(* Make sure that the time segment does not overlap with any of the previous time segments.
If it is overlapping, then go back to step 1 and pick a new time segment.)
we have to check the overlapping with the previous implemented function ‘is_overlapping’
so we pass ‘is_overlapping’ function with ‘segment_time , previous_segments’ as arguments to if statement to check either True or False
But you are saying that is wrong, I don’t get it
please explain more
My reply was to a question from a student from eight months ago.
The student did not use the is_overlapping() function in his code for Step 2.
My reply says you should use the is_overlapping() function.