cirq_google.serialization.arg_func_langs.float_arg_to_proto

Writes an argument value into an FloatArg proto.

cirq_google.serialization.arg_func_langs.float_arg_to_proto(
    value: cirq_google.serialization.arg_func_langs.ARG_LIKE,
    *,
    arg_function_language: Optional[str] = None,
    out: Optional[cirq_google.api.v2.program_pb2.FloatArg] = None
) -> cirq_google.api.v2.program_pb2.FloatArg

Note that the FloatArg proto is a slimmed down form of the Arg proto, so this proto should only be used when the argument is known to be a float or expression that resolves to a float.

Args
`value`	The value to encode. This must be a float or compatible sympy expression. Strings and repeated booleans are not allowed.
`arg_function_language`	The language to use when encoding functions. If this is set to None, it will be set to the minimal language necessary to support the features that were actually used.
`out`	The proto to write the result into. Defaults to a new instance.

Returns
The proto that was written into.

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Last updated 2024-06-27 UTC.

cirq_google.serialization.arg_func_langs.float_arg_to_proto

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