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Introduction to Quantum Computing

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What will you learn in this course?
  • Develop practical skills in quantum programming using Twist language for quantum computing applications and algorithms
  • Apply concepts of quantum entanglement and purity to design efficient quantum algorithms and simulations
  • Analyze quantum states and operations to optimize quantum circuit performance and reduce computational errors
  • Implement quantum computing principles to solve real-world problems in cryptography, optimization, and data analysis

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Scientists from MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence (CSAIL) have created Twist – a programming language for quantum computing. The language uses a concept called purity, which enforces the absence of entanglement and results in intuitive programs, with fewer bugs.