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Twist: MIT’s Quantum Programming Language
Meet Twist: MIT’s Quantum Computer Programming Language .
Twist’s syntax enables a developer to discover or specify which pieces of data are entangled and which ones aren’t, says MIT’s Charles Yuan. “By including information about entanglement inside a program," he says, "You can check that a quantum algorithm is implemented correctly.”
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