




import unittest

from transformers.image_processing_utils import get_size_dict




class     a__ (      unittest.TestCase   ):







     def     lowerCAmelCase_       (			self				)						->					Optional[int]:



          '''simple docstring'''



          a											=   {"wrong_key": 224}
          with self.assertRaises(A				):
               get_size_dict(A				)

          a											=   {"height": 224}
          with self.assertRaises(A				):
               get_size_dict(A				)

          a											=   {"width": 224, "shortest_edge": 224}
          with self.assertRaises(A				):
               get_size_dict(A				)

          # Test a dict with the correct keys is returned as is
          a											=   {"height": 224, "width": 224}
          a											=   get_size_dict(A				)
          self.assertEqual(A						,	A				)

          a											=   {"shortest_edge": 224}
          a											=   get_size_dict(A				)
          self.assertEqual(A						,	{"shortest_edge": 224}				)

          a											=   {"longest_edge": 224, "shortest_edge": 224}
          a											=   get_size_dict(A				)
          self.assertEqual(A						,	{"longest_edge": 224, "shortest_edge": 224}				)

          # Test a single int value which  represents (size, size)
          a											=   get_size_dict(224				)
          self.assertEqual(A						,	{"height": 224, "width": 224}				)

          # Test a single int value which represents the shortest edge
          a											=   get_size_dict(224						,	default_to_square=A				)
          self.assertEqual(A						,	{"shortest_edge": 224}				)

          # Test a tuple of ints which represents (height, width)
          a											=   get_size_dict((150, 200)				)
          self.assertEqual(A						,	{"height": 150, "width": 200}				)

          # Test a tuple of ints which represents (width, height)
          a											=   get_size_dict((150, 200)						,	height_width_order=A				)
          self.assertEqual(A						,	{"height": 200, "width": 150}				)

          # Test an int representing the shortest edge and max_size which represents the longest edge
          a											=   get_size_dict(224						,	max_size=256						,	default_to_square=A				)
          self.assertEqual(A						,	{"shortest_edge": 224, "longest_edge": 256}				)

          # Test int with default_to_square=True and max_size fails
          with self.assertRaises(A				):
               get_size_dict(224						,	max_size=256						,	default_to_square=A				)







from __future__ import annotations

def       SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE							(     __UpperCamelCase)    ->  int | None:
     for r in range(1	,      __UpperCamelCase):
          a											=   []
          for x in range(n - 1):
               a											=   pow(__UpperCamelCase	,      __UpperCamelCase	,      __UpperCamelCase)
               if val in li:
                    break
               li.append(__UpperCamelCase)
          else:
               return r
     return None


if __name__ == "__main__":
   lowercase__   :    Tuple 					=      int(input("Enter a prime number q: "))
   lowercase__   :    List[Any] 					=      find_primitive(q)
   if a is None:
      print(F'Cannot find the primitive for the value: {a!r}')
   else:
      lowercase__   :    Any 					=      int(input("Enter private key of A: "))
      lowercase__   :    Optional[int] 					=      pow(a, a_private, q)
      lowercase__   :    Optional[Any] 					=      int(input("Enter private key of B: "))
      lowercase__   :    Any 					=      pow(a, b_private, q)

      lowercase__   :    Optional[Any] 					=      pow(b_public, a_private, q)
      lowercase__   :    List[str] 					=      pow(a_public, b_private, q)

      print("The key value generated by A is: ", a_secret)
      print("The key value generated by B is: ", b_secret)

