There’s no way that you can simulate one efficiently, but if you want to understand the underlying principles, many of these are excellent. The first one worth exploring is a Bloch sphere simulator. Without having at least a rudimentary understanding of the Bloch sphere, you’ll have trouble understanding what the gates do. Learn more about it at http://eecs.ceas.uc.edu/~cahaymm/blochsphere.
There are many more simulators – the majority are the results of PhD thesis work. For that reason, most of them are not active, only good starts. The few mentioned here are useful for self-education.
The JQuantum simulator looks and behaves like a quantum score. Using it is a little cumbersome, but if you’re practicing this while reading a textbook, then it becomes usable and clear. It also supports your own functions.…
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