veyepar: Quantum Computing with Python: From Qubits to Circuits

Author(s):	Temitope Adeniyi
Location	Ballroom D
Date	jul Sun 27	Days Raw Files
Start	14:00	First Raw Start	13:39
Duration	00:30:00	Offset	0:20:30
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Chapters	00:00 0:07:48 0:26:13 0:26:22
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Description:	Quantum Computing with Python: From Qubits to Circuits ------------------------------------------------------ Have you heard the buzz about quantum computing and wondered what it actually means? This beginner-friendly talk introduces the fundamentals of quantum computing using the language we all love; Python. We’ll start by breaking down core quantum concepts like qubits, superposition, entanglement, and quantum gates in simple terms. Then, we’ll bring those ideas to life with real code using [Qiskit](https://qiskit.org/), a powerful open-source quantum computing framework built in Python. You'll learn how to: * Simulate qubits and quantum circuits * Visualize quantum states and interference * Run your own quantum circuits on a real IBM quantum computer (yes, free and live!) Along the way, we’ll highlight where quantum computing stands today, where Python fits in the ecosystem, and how you can get involved; whether you're a hobbyist, educator, or software developer. No prior knowledge of quantum mechanics is needed. If you can write a 'for' loop, you can build your first quantum circuit. markdown
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