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Quantum computing may be imminent or unattainable: Quantum computers require physics that may not exist. An adding machine is not a quantum computer. Unlike Pascal's A.D. 1645 brass calculator, which always reads out one 6-digit number, a quantum register's qubits are in a superposition of states. When the register is interrogated, one of these states is read out with a probability, and the remaining information is lost. The register can be "in" many states, allowing many simultaneous calculations. However, a quantum computer's inputs must take advantage of superposition, and the calculating process must force the probabilistic output to provide useful information. Programming a quantum computer has been solved in important and interesting cases. QC051: Math Prerequisites for Quantum Computing certification is made available by Udemy to candidates who want to be familiar with the mathematical prerequisites for quantum Computing and Physics.

QC051: Math Prerequisites for Quantum Computing online training includes four hours of video, two articles, and a digital certificate upon course completion.