ISBN: 9798272402936
Published: September 15, 2025
Categories: Quantum Computing Algorithms Computer Science Emerging Technologies Computational Theory
Introduction to Quantum Computing and Algorithms
This comprehensive guide to Quantum Computing, Qubits, Quantum Algorithms provides readers with in-depth knowledge and practical skills. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced professional, this book will help you master Quantum Computing.
What You'll Learn:
- Master Quantum Computing techniques
- Master Qubits techniques
- Master Quantum Algorithms techniques
- Master Grover's Algorithm techniques
- Master Shor's Algorithm techniques
- Practical real-world examples
- Best practices from industry experts
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Mike T.
"My boss recommended this book when I was struggling with Quantum Computing at work. Two weeks later, I was implementing Computer Science solutions tha..."
Prof. James Wilson
"The interdisciplinary approach to Computer Science demonstrated in this text bridges the gap between Quantum Computing and Quantum Algorithms in ways ..."
Mike T.
"My boss recommended this book when I was struggling with Quantum Gates at work. Two weeks later, I was implementing Shor's Algorithm solutions that im..."
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Mike T.
My boss recommended this book when I was struggling with Quantum Computing at work. Two weeks later, I was implementing Computer Science solutions that impressed the whole team!
Prof. James Wilson
The interdisciplinary approach to Computer Science demonstrated in this text bridges the gap between Quantum Computing and Quantum Algorithms in ways few other works have attempted.
Mike T.
My boss recommended this book when I was struggling with Quantum Gates at work. Two weeks later, I was implementing Shor's Algorithm solutions that impressed the whole team!
Mike T.
My boss recommended this book when I was struggling with Quantum Computing at work. Two weeks later, I was implementing Quantum Gates solutions that impressed the whole team!
BookWorm99
Essential reading for anyone working with Computational Theory. 5/5 stars!
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