Micro-optimization: replace list lookup with set membership#1046
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Use a set for `GATE_PARAMS` to achieve O(1) lookups.
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This pull request updates the GATE_PARAMS constant in qsimcirq/qsim_circuit.py from a list to a set. The reviewer pointed out that the accompanying comment still describes the variable as a 'List', which is now inaccurate, and recommended adding a type annotation to align with the project's style guide.
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qsimcirq/qsim_circuit.py, changing the listGATE_PARAMSto a set will result in O(1) lookups. Not likely to make a big difference for the small set size, but perhaps it might shave some time off when many simulations are executed.