Bottom Line
Quantum computing is real—it’s no longer just theory and wishful thinking, nor do you need pots of money to use one. It has literally come to a theater near you.
Unlike other kinds of computer technology, quantum computing works on a totally different set of principles and needs specialized hardware. As a result, classical code won’t work on them. You have to rewrite your programs from the ground up.
Although I glossed over several aspects of running the Hotel Scheduling Problem on a quantum computer, I wanted to drive home the point that quantum programs are:
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Not isolated statements that do nothing useful other than demonstrate esoteric concepts; they can do useful computations for standard applications.
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Like conventional ...
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