an approach to source code conversion of classical programming languages into source code of quantum programming languages
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Abstract
Basic principles of quantum computer ensure more computing power than the principles of classical computers. Quantum computers use quantum mechanical effects such as entanglement and superposition to speed up computing processes compared to classical computers. If the quantum computers one day becomes a commercially available product, then it is very important to have a converter that will convert the source code of programming languages for classical computers into source code of programming languages for quantum computers because it will speed up the translation process and ensure that developers of classical computers can develop programs for quantum computer using programming languages for classical computers. In this paper, the basic approach to automatic conversion of the source code for classical computer into a source code of quantum computer is introduced.
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| Authors | ;Alan Bojić |
| Journal | advances in organometallic chemistry |
| Year | 2014 |
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