Sharma 13

 Got through Sharma 13, the Deutsch-Jozsa algorithm. Easy enough to follow, but had

some moments trying to upgrade the code to actually go on the quantum computer.

The opening code:

Misleading to think this code always outputs 1. One chooses the output value one

wnats to use.

                                                               

Code to run a similation:

                                                                               

Running on the actual computer:

One needs a token number, given when one registers with IBM Qunatum.

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Made a very useful discovery. By going to PyPI, one can see all the available 

Packages on Python...

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So asking numpy for a random number(2) get us 0 and 1 as choices. We are ont the

half-open that contains 0 but not two.

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Fun fact: the first ever quntum computer was built in 1998. It has 2 qubits'