quantum computing

[Calin Negru]

I`m not sure which branch this subject belongs to, D&A seems `general` enough so I`m attaching my question here. The question is is there a difference between the algorithms that operate with bits and those created for a quantum computer?

[Lost User]

You can't approach Quantum Computing procedurally. (Sort of like one big simultaneous equation with all possible solutions until it's collapsed into one ... "optimum" solution). [Quantum Computing Vs. Classical Computing In One Graphic - CB Insights Research](https://www.cbinsights.com/research/quantum-computing-classical-computing-comparison-infographic/)

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[Calin Negru]

Thanks for feedback Gerry

[Member_15510360]

The quantum computer mechanics work on the qubit which is a two-state quantum-mechanical system that is one of the simplest quantum systems and the bit refers to the binary digit system which is basically a unit of the amount of information in computer.