qrisp.QuantumDictionary.load#
- QuantumDictionary.load(key, value_qv=None, synth_method='gray')[source]#
Loads the values of the QuantumDictionary into a given QuantumVariable.
- Parameters:
- key_qvQuantumVariable
A QuantumVariable with a decoder supporting the keys of this QuantumDictionary.
- value_qvQuantumVariable, optional
The QuantumVariable to load the values into. If given None, a new QuantumVariable is generated.
- synth_methodstring, optional
The method of logic synthesis to use for loading. Currently available are “gray”, “gray_pt”, “pprm” and “pprm_pt”. The default is “gray”.
- Raises:
- Exception
Tried to load value from empty dictionary.
Examples
We create a QuantumDictionary with return type QuantumFloat
>>> from qrisp import QuantumDictionary, QuantumFloat, h >>> qtype = QuantumFloat(4, -2) >>> float_qd = QuantumDictionary(return_type = qtype) >>> float_qd[0] = 1 >>> float_qd[1] = 2
Create the key and the value variable:
>>> key_qv = QuantumFloat(1, signed = False) >>> h(key_qv) >>> value_qv = qtype.duplicate()
And load the values
>>> float_qd.load(key_qv, value_qv, synth_method = "pprm") >>> print(value_qv) {1.0: 0.5, 2.0: 0.5}