Getting started

In this guide you will learn how to quickly get started using the NetQASM SDK and to run your applications on a simulator of a quantum network. Before continuing, make sure you have followed the Installation. We will be using the simulator SquidASM, (see Installation). To make sure that you’re ready to go run

python3 -c "import squidasm; print(squidasm.__version__)"

In the next part, Running your first app, we will run our first app.

Contents:

• Running your first app
  • Creating an application folder
  • Running the app
  • Inspecting the results
  • Other pre-defined apps
  • Using other simulators
• Using the SDK
  • Writing a first application
  • Creating entanglement between nodes
  • Adding classical communication
  • A more complex example
  • Simple classical logic
• Application file structure
  • File content format
  • Results and logs
  • Output file contents
• SDK objects
  • NetQASM connection
  • Qubit
  • EPR socket
  • Futures
  • Classical communication