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Debugging is finding and removing errors ( bugs ) from a software program. Bugs occur in programs when a line of code or an instruction conflicts with other elements of the code. Errors or defects in hardware are also called bugs. Essence is that a program does not function properly due to a bug.
Programming is a complex process. Because it is human work, mistakes can often occur. The cause of a bug is often a conflict in the software when trying to make different applications work together.
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A quantum computer is a new kind of computer in which the processor uses the principles of quantum mechanics. Such a processor can perform the same calculations at once (in parallel) over a very large amount of data. It will therefore be many times faster than a conventional computer but will only be usable on very specific tasks. The concept of the quantum computer was already described in the early 1980s by Paul Benioff, Yuri Manin and Richard Feynman. In the years that followed, David Deutsch and Peter Shor developed the concept further. Due to its great (theoretical) potential, after initial skepticism, a lot of money is now being put into research worldwide. In 2017, IBM came out with a prototype.
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