Quantum Computing for Everyone

Very easy to understand

Book is good, received book having good quality paper.

Si, comme moi, vous vous intéressez aux ordinateurs quantiques, mais que vous ne parvenez pas à passer d'une description théorique des processus quantiques à une description mathématique de leur fonctionnement, alors je vous recommande ce livre. Après l'avoir lu des livres plus complexes deviennent compréhensibles.

This book provides a nice entry point for people interested in quantum computing. While some parts of the book could have been more in depth, it was never the intention of the author to overwhelm the readers with complex technical details, but to provide them with the necessary tools, knowledge and historical background to explore more advanced books and resources on quantum computing. While this book is aimed toward "everyone", basic knowledge in mathematics (linear algebra), physics and computer science/electrical engineering (for the logic gates) is a must-have to easily understand the ideas behind quantum computing presented by Chris Bernhardt. Overall, a great experience that I recommend to anyone interested in this topic and looking for a starting point.

This book gives an easy way to onboard yourself to Quantum Computing, and unfortunately and clearly that it is not for "everyone", as the author mentioned that you need to at least finish your high school. As far as I remembered, Susskind says it is mostly a nogo to visualize in graphics how quantum physics works like classic physics,mathematical formulas are the best tool to understand the quantum physics world. The mathematical part is well explained in this book and the author makes the rest of the chapters easy enough to follow.Of course, it cannot cover everything within ~200 pages, if you want to continue, I recommend 2 books:- Quantum Mechanics: The Theoretical Minimum by Susskind- Quantum Computation and Quantum Information by Nielsen