Quantum programming with Q# and running on hardware with Azure Quantum | Azure Friday

Mariia Mykhailova joins Scott Hanselman to discuss quantum computing and quantum programming with Microsoft Quantum Development Kit (QDK), from writing Q# code to running it on hardware via Azure Quantum.

⏩ 0:00 – Intro
⏩ 0:51 – Overview
⏩ 5:43 – From algorithm to coding and unit tests
⏩ 20:58 – Jupyter notebook support for Q#
⏩ 34:17 – Wrap-up

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[luminate]

Wow! I never thought in my life I would become a Quantam Developer. Thank you Microsoft Azure.

[ramkumarr]

26:00 Nice observation. The >> operator and << operator. I think it will shift bits in C/C++.

[ramkumarr]

26:00 A bit of information from IBM. They have released a game called Hello Quantum which trains us on those H and X and other gates. Although the feedback I saw on Playstore was that many people were not able to connect the game to Quantum. I think Q# plus Hello Quantum will be useful. As the author says there may be no 4GL (visual block) for Quantum yet.

[ramkumarr]

I do not think Q# is a metaphor for Quantum Physics because the underlying simulator follows physical Quantum theory. I think what we are seeing is Applied Quantum Physics.

[manthan_dhole]

It was pretty cool.. Hard to grasp.. But its worth it.. Excited to use q# in coming years..

[cbwavy]

Are the Quantum simulators open source?

[ramkumarr]

It is good that I rejected C.P.Snows "Two cultures". This is really Quantum physics. Excited!

[firsto]

Hard to understand, but very interesting 😅

[kanubeenderman]

... adds to resume ... gets hired by aliens