References for Q# Azure Quantum Study Team

Question

Hi, So, there's somebody who wanna study Azure Quantum Q# with me? We can make a meeting, Team, or thing's like this? I have knowledge to put in, and I need more knowledge about. I know, the algorithms in Quantum Computing are different for Dynamic Turing Computing. Doing One Task for a specified problems in Algorithm. I really wanna learn more about what kind's of Algorithm/Problems I can put on Q#. So, at the first moment, somebody have more references/links for Correctly Study Line of Q#? Thank you, Igor Felipe Pereira Gutierrez.

Answer 1

Hello, @Igor Felipe Pereira Gutierrez (CC0) ! Hopefully some other community members will join you as you learn Q#! I've included some references below that should help and I've also reached out to the Azure Quantum team to see if they have any additional recommendations.

What are some good references for learning Q#? The Azure Quantum FAQ will help point you in the right direction and the Azure Quantum documentation will help you get familiar with quantum computing, run you through quickstarts and tutorials, cover some Q#, and a number of other things to get you up and running. For starting out on learning Q#, there are a couple of additional resources that I recommend:

• Microsoft Docs - The Q# user guide
  https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/quantum/user-guide/
  The Azure Quantum documentation includes a Q# user guide complete with an overview of the programming language, examples, testing and debugging, and a full language guide. This is a great place to start out with Q#.
• Quantum Katas
  https://github.com/Microsoft/QuantumKatas
  This works as a great follow up to the documentation and includes Q# as well as some Python in quantum examples, concepts, algorithms, and more.

Edit:

The Azure Quantum team also recommends checking out the new copilot assisted experiences on Azure Quantum:

• AzureQuantum | Quantum coding with Copilot in Azure Quantum (microsoft.com)
• AzureQuantum | Learn with quantum katas (microsoft.com)

They also wanted to note that they've completely rebuild the QDK (announced January 12th, 2024):

• Announcingv1.0 of the Azure Quantum Development Kit - Q# Blog (microsoft.com)

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Answer 2

Solved: Free Debug/Test's IDE for Quantum - https://ionq.com/quantum-cloud