February 2022
Beginner
264 pages
7h 33m
English
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contents
Part 1. Quantum computing introduction
1 Evolution, revolution, or hype?
1.2 The disruptive parts of QC: Getting closer to nature
Evolutions in classical computers
Revolution in quantum computers
1.3 Hybrid computing
1.4 Abstracting software for quantum computers
1.5 From quantum to computing or from computing to quantum
2 “Hello World,” quantum computing style
2.2 Running a first demo with Strange
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