ZeroZero Posted October 21, 2020 Share Posted October 21, 2020 After going round in circles on utube/google I still have no answer to these basic questions. The Net is full of descriptions of Qbits, rather than explanations of Qbits. If I code a conventional binary computer I can store 1 or 0 (true or false) and can comer back and retrieve it to find the vlaue (e.g. true or false). If I go to a qubit and find it is in a state of "1 And 0" simultaneously, then how the heck is this useful - being neither one or zero - neither true or false, or conversely true and false simultaneously? How does a qbit having three states 0, 1 and "both 0 and 1" get to be exponentially more powerful? How is a bit of data stored in a qubit and how is it retrieved? Why is it exponentially more powerful? Z Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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