Nov 19, 2010 · Consider following JavaScript code (tested in Firefox): function f(a) { if (a == undefined) { alert('undefined'); } if (a == null) { alert('null'); } } f(); Both alerts are shown, …

Dec 29, 2021 · By using a library called Q.js we can run basic quantum computing circuits inside the Javascript console and add the results to the HTML page. Q.js is an open-source …

Best way to compare undefined or null or 0 with ES5 and ES6 standards. if ((Boolean(some_variable_1) && Boolean(some_variable_2)) === false) { // do something }

Dec 5, 2023 · While a JavaScript simulation cannot replicate the full capabilities of a quantum computer, it provides an accessible way to understand some basic principles of quantum …

Q is a quantum circuit simulator, drag-and-drop circuit editor, and powerful JavaScript library that runs right here in your web browser. There’s nothing to install and nothing to configure, so …

Apr 30, 2020 · There’s also an element of Q that isn’t part of the library itself, and that’s the concise explanations of quantum basics that appear right in the documentation. What is a …

Simulator of an ideal quantum computer in JavaScript. The unitary operations are optimized with matrix-free algorithms. This project is a direct conversion to JavaScript of the QCSim written in …

jsqubits is a JavaScript library for quantum computation simulation. Try the online jsqubits runner. Alternatively, you can download and use the JavaScript library from the jsqubits github …

Oct 29, 2014 · JavaScript distinguishes between null, which is an object of type 'object' that indicates a deliberate non-value, and undefined, which is an object of type 'undefined' that …

Dec 29, 2021 · By using a library called Q.js we can run basic quantum computing circuits inside the Javascript console and add the results to the HTML page. Q.js is an open-source …