Quantum Computing Coding Tutorial (Step by step)

Have you ever wanted a step by step #quantumcomputing coding tutorial?

In this video I explain how to program a REAL quantum computer on the cloud, using IBM's hardware. Here, I go through the coding of the deutsch jozsa algorithm in #qiskit , a free python package made by IBM. Using qiskit, we can program quantum algorithms and run them remotely on real quantum computers - generating real life #superposition and #entanglement!

This video predominantly follows along with the IBM community DJ algorithm example, posted here on github:

And here is a copy of the notebook used in this video in case anyone wants to reference:

for another example of the DJ algorithm, which I found after making this video, id suggest going here:

where you can access my animation source code, video scripts, and research materials

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[christineliang]

Thank you, Lukas! I typed all the code into google colab notebook, and it works! Thank you, it helps a lot!

[pete]

Thank you bro, this is just the video I needed🙏

[AdvantestInc]

These foundational tools not only help understand the quantum realm but also pave the way for more complex algorithms.

[icandreamstream]

Very cool, thanks for taking the time to do this. I'd love to see some sort of practical application, even if it's slower and "worse" than the current classical implementation.

[sanjaykumar-sho]

Hey bro I love to watch your videos, I would like to know how to start quantum computing(Roadmap of quantum computing), various applications of quantum computing(Different pathways we can take in the industry). Please give an elaborate Roadmap what are the things to learn for quantum computing. Please help us bro by uploading next video on this topic

[xm]

You should start a patreon man, this channel is gold

[TradersEdge]

Amazing explanations and video - I'm trying to run the Code on the real QC and it takes forever to load.... Then I watched your video closely and saw it also took you half an hour, kinda ironic since QC are really fast, but I assume that's just the queue since reducing the shots doesn't have a big affect.

[MathematicFanatic]

Just a thought experiment... Suppose IBM didn't have any functional quantum computers, but decided to pretend that they did by providing public access to what are actually classical error-prone low-qubit quantum simulators. Is there anything at all that users could program to detect that this is the case?