Summary
In this chapter, you learned about the IBM Quantum Composer and its many components. You created an experiment that simulated a classic NOT gate. You then viewed the results on a histogram, and read the probabilities based on the results.
This has provided you with the skills to experiment with other gates to see what effect each operation has on each qubit and what information might be determined or used based on the results of the operation. This will be helpful when we look at some of the quantum algorithms and how these operations are leveraged to solve certain problems.
In the next set of chapters, we will move away from the click-and-drag work of the UI and instead create experiments using Jupyter Notebook, as well as beginning to program quantum circuits using Python.
