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Searching with Grover's Algorithm

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Measuring Qubits #

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Validating Quantum Mechanics with the CHSH Game

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Simple Quantum Algorithms Sample #

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Intro to Q# and Jupyter Notebook

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Quantum Teleportation Sample

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Iterative Phase Estimation

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Simple Quantum Algorithms Sample #

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0.2.1806

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0.2.1806 Pre-release
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This release includes several community contributions as well as an improved debugging experience and improved performance. Specifically:

  • Performance improvements on both small and large simulations for the QuantumSimulator target machine.
  • Improved debugging functionality.
  • Community contributions in bug fixes, new helper functions, operations and new samples.

0.2.1802.2202-preview

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0.2.1802.2202-preview Pre-release
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This release brings support for development on more platforms, language interoperability, and performance enhancements. Specifically:

  • Support for macOS- and Linux-based development.
  • .NET Core compatibility, including support for Visual Studio Code across platforms.
  • A full Open Source license for these Quantum Development Kit Libraries.
  • Improved simulator performance on projects requiring 20 or more qubits.
  • Interoperability with the Python language (preview release available on Windows).