How to learn quantum computing?

[Marcus]

As a beginner where should I start?

It's all greeek to me....

Thanks in advance for the help

[StringTheory95]

There are a few books ? to start if you really interested in it.
Quantum Computing for Everyone by Chris Bernhardt

Quantum Computation and Quantum Information by Nielsen and Chuang

Programming Quantum Computers by Eric R. Johnston

[Midnight Wolf]

There will be lots more posted about our quantum future on here. That's part of the point of the forum. It will start a new revolution

[StoneCold]

I read a book. But then I needed another book to understand that one. Its not a sprint it's a marathon

[HitmanMatt53]

That is exactly it. Yeah been there.

People tend to recommend what they bought to justify spending the money, which is worth keeping in mind.

Proper useful that

[WaveFunction30]

I like this because it is specific. What is the one change you think would improve the forum immediately?

[WWFGareth98]

I disagree that features are always the answer. Sometimes better moderation or clearer categories matter more.

[William56]

While I see why people point newcomers toward hardware simulators, jumping straight into gates can lead to massive frustration if the underlying linear algebra is rusty. Moderation in learning pace matters just as much as picking the right framework, contrary to what the rapid-progress crowd claims. Take a breath, build up the math slowly, and remember that nobody understands entanglement intuitively on day one.