Quantum Programming for Non-mathematicians

In the previous two chapters, we learned a lot about quantum computing. We learned how to work with a single qubit. We got to know different qubit gates, such as the Hadamard-gate, the NOT-gate, and the rotation-gate ($R_Y$).

We learned how to work with multiple qubits. We looked at entanglement and how we can use the CNOT-gate to entangle two qubits.

So far, we’ve paid attention to the concepts and the underlying ...