I wonder what happens if you accidentally make an infinite loop on a quantum computer.

Good question. Wanna try?

U create a universe and it may have life

@b3b3 I do, yes

@ThatDude Mine is in the repair shop. Couple bad quarks.

"accidentally" lol 😂

Quantum computing does not work like regular computing. Quantum computing is a carefully set up simulation that explores all possible solutions to a problem at the same time and thus could potentially, for example, brute force a password of any length in one try.

So a quantum computer would probably finish an infinite loop in one tick.

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Infinite loops on a quantum computer doesn't exist.

it will throw a stack overflow exception and won't throw a stack overflow exception

Wanna try? http://quantumplayground.net//...

@ignuit @Lasagna deals with super computers. Not sure that those are quantum ones.

Maybe we would go back in time and qbit++

There is not such a thing as loop on a quantum computer.

It explores a dataset composed of its memory by doing operations that seek for either the lowest or highest energy point.

This is why NP hard problems are almost instantaneous on them