In the Introduction to Qubit article, we established that a qubit is not a simple binary switch. It lives in a world of probabilities, wavefunctions, and superposition — committing to a definite value only at the moment of measurement. If the qubit is the atom of quantum computing, then quantum gates are the logic that shapes it. And of … Continue reading Quantum Hadamard Gate (H-Gate)
Introduction Modern software development is built on top of libraries—reusable building blocks that provide ready-made functionality. As projects grow, they often depend on many libraries, each with its own version requirements. This quickly becomes difficult to manage, especially when the same project needs to run on different machines. To solve this problem, developers use environment … Continue reading Python Poetry Environment Setup for Beginners
Hi, if you are embarking on a journey to start learning Python, or you just need to refresh your mind, perhaps from after a long summer break ;), this is the right place to be! At Clounce, we prepared a number of Jupyter notebooks to help you started (see link below). Each notebook focuses on … Continue reading Python for beginners
In the film Die Hard 3, the protagonists have been presented with a problem of how to fill a water can with exactly 4L using a 3L and a 5L tank with an unlimited supply of water [3]. Although the problem, increased in popularity with the film the problem has been around for a while … Continue reading Water-Jars Problem (Properties of using 2 Jars for the problem)
Power Platform Dataflows are a solution to import large data into DataVerse. Although they come with a few limitations, in some scenarios they can be a good alternative for recurring imports without the need to go through Azure Data Factory or Azure Logic App expenses. This article assumes that the reader has some background in … Continue reading Power Platform Dataflows – Validating data on import
