Teleport a qubit using entanglement and the Quantum Development Kit
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Learn how to create entanglement with Q# and the Quantum Development Kit, and help Alice and Bob to teleport a qubit.
Describe the concept of quantum entanglement., Understand the quantum teleportation protocol., Apply single-qubit and multi-qubit operations using Q#., Create entangled qubits using Q#., Learn what entanglement is and how to describe it., Create entanglement between two qubits using Q#., Review the quantum teleportation protocol., Implement the quantum teleportation protocol using Q#.
Basic understanding of quantum computing concepts., Advance knowledge of linear algebra and Dirac notation., 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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