Introduction to Classical and Quantum Computing

A book you will enjoy reading, highly recommended, great service and delivery

Simplistic but detailed writing.

Great book for beginners to understand quantum computing

I have good high school maths, but no more. Consequently, I had no expectation that I would be able to follow all of the content (which was true). Nevertheless, I learned enough about the mathematical basis of quantum computing, and how it differs from classical, to keep me satisfied. The author has done a really impressive job of compiling so much content. Full marks also to the publishers for their layout and typography.

If you want to really understand Quantum computing and how it differs from conventional computing this is the book for you. Can be heavy going if you don't already have a background in logic gates but even if you don't everything is explained.

Good book but the seller need improve the package when they send the parcel. The corners of the book damaged but still ok for read.

Useful book and well designed (size, weight, bonding etc.. so it can be read at bedtime). However, the b/w printing makes it impossible to read many of the figures (and there are necessarily many figures given the topic of the book). Not much to say about the content as I'm struggling with it right now.Otherwise, product was promptly dispatched and arrived on time

In the very first chapter of the Kindle version diagrams are missing and tables are improperly formatted. These are not, IMO, trivial when commencing a study like this for individuals without and engineering or programming background.