cirq.OP_TREE
This symbol is a type alias.
An operation or nested collections of operations.
Source:
OP_TREE = Union[
cirq.Operation
,
cirq.ops.op_tree.OpTree
]
Here are some examples of things that can be given to a method that takes a
cirq.OP_TREE
argument:
- A single operation (a
cirq.Operation
).
- A list of operations (a
List[cirq.Operation]
).
- A list of lists of operations (a
List[List[cirq.Operation]]
).
- A list mixing operations and generators of operations
(a
List[Union[cirq.Operation, Iterator[cirq.Operation]]]
).
- Generally anything that can be iterated, and its items iterated, and
so forth recursively until a bottom layer of operations is found.
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Last updated 2024-05-25 UTC.
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