How to use the blueqat.gate.slicing function in blueqat

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def test_slicing5():
    assert_slicing(slicing(s[::2], 10), range(10)[::2])

def test_slicing6():
    assert_slicing(slicing(s[1::2], 10), range(10)[1::2])

def test_slicing17():
    assert_slicing(slicing(s[8:4:-1], 10), range(10)[8:4:-1])

def test_slicing14():
    assert_slicing(slicing(s[7::-2], 10), range(10)[7::-2])

def test_multi_subscription1():
    assert_slicing(slicing((1, -1), 10), [1, 9])

def test_slicing3():
    assert_slicing(slicing(s[:], 4), range(4)[:])

def test_slicing2():
    assert_slicing(slicing(s[:3], 10), range(10)[:3])

def test_subscription1():
    assert_slicing(slicing(0, 10), [0])

def test_slicing7():
    assert_slicing(slicing(s[100::2], 10), range(10)[100::2])

def test_subscription5():
    with pytest.raises(TypeError):
        list(slicing(1.2, 10))