Create your first Q# program by using the Quantum Development Kit
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Get started with Q# programming by building a quantum random number generator.
Allocate qubits and apply quantum operations to them., Create a Q# program by using the Azure Quantum Development Kit., Explain how Q# programs are structured., Learn the basic structure of a Q# program., Create a new Q# file., Define the logic of a problem., Combine classical and quantum operations to solve a problem., Work with qubits and quantum operations to build a quantum random number generator.
A basic understanding of quantum computing concepts., Basic knowledge of classical programming concepts., The latest version of Visual Studio Code or open VS Code on the Web., The latest version of the Azure Quantum Development Kit extension.
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