Hello everyone! Lately, I've been wanting to dive deep into quantum computing. I want to start from the basics like linear algebra and complex numbers, and then move on to quantum algorithms, qubits, and error correction mechanisms step by step. Who knows, maybe I can do research in this field in the future. What did you focus on when you were learning? Any recommendations for educational resources, books, online courses, etc.? What tools do you use to practice? 🤔
Where should I start learning quantum computing?
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Wow bro, when I got into quantum computing too, I started from the basics just like you. Linear algebra and complex numbers first, then I watched MIT OpenCourseWare lectures on YouTube—those were super helpful. Later, I came across the book "Quantum Computation and Quantum Information," which I found way clearer than most textbooks.
After that, to really grasp how qubits work, superposition, and entanglement, I dove into interactive resources like Quantum Katas. And honestly, the fun part was coding simple quantum circuits in Python using libraries like Qiskit and Cirq. If you're starting out, my advice is to nail the math first, then move from theory to hands-on stuff.