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At the end of this tutorial, you will be able to simulate the behavior of quantum circuits on your computer using Qiskit. You will also be able to connect to the IBM Q backend and access IBM’s quantum computer through the cloud (believe it or not, it’s free and everyone can access it).

Before we dive into the real work, I want to lay down the requirements, and how to get them:

You will need to have Python ( version > 3.5 ), Anaconda, and the Jupyter Console. You can install all of them at the same time, simply by getting the Anaconda distribution. You can find it here.

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At the end of this tutorial, you will be able to simulate the behavior of quantum circuits on your computer using Qiskit. You will also be able to connect to the IBM Q backend and access IBM’s quantum computer through the cloud (believe it or not, it’s free and everyone can access it).

Before we dive into the real work, I want to lay down the requirements, and how to get them:
You will need to have Python ( version > 3.5 ), Anaconda, and the Jupyter Console. You can install all of them at the same time, simply by getting the Anaconda distribution. You can find it here. […]