Explore quantum superposition with Q#
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Learn one of the fundamental concepts of quantum computing, superposition, how to represent superposition of qubit using the Bloch sphere, and how to create and analyze superposition states with Q#.
Define the concepts of quantum superposition, probabilities, and Bloch sphere., Understand Dirac notation., Use Q# to apply operations and create superposition states., Use Q# to inspect the current state of a qubit., Learn what superposition and probability mean in quantum computing., Learn what the Bloch sphere is and how it represents a qubit., Learn Dirac notation and quantum operators., Create and analyze different superposition states with Q# and the Q# libraries.
Basic knowledge of linear algebra and complex numbers., 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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