Summary

In this chapter, you learned about the three quantum computing principles used in quantum computing and quantum transportation. We created a quantum circuit and placed a qubit in superposition and an entangled state between two qubits in a quantum circuit.

We also understood the two types of interference, constructive and destructive, and learned how they are notated and represented individually as qubits by placing them in superposition to create and simulations. We also learned how to transfer state information from one person to another using quantum transportation.

You also had a sneak peek at some Qiskit development skills by leveraging some quantum gates such as the Hadamard and Control-Not gates, as well as operations such as measurements. This will prepare you for future chapters, when you will create circuits where these gates and operations are commonly used in various algorithms. This makes sense as these gates and operations represent the core quantum computing...