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I'm sorry, but having a quick glance to the syntax I could not get why you added another symbol in the boolean operators... Isn't it supposed to be a modern syn

I'm sorry, but having a quick glance to the syntax I could not get why you added another symbol in the boolean operators... Isn't it supposed to be a modern syntax ? This feels old and clunky

YougOtricked 9mo ago
Are you talking about quantum boolean logical operators? && is for boolean, and & will be for single bit, &&& is for quantum booleans, such as qtrue &&& both = both. the logic operators with 3 symbols are qbool, !! is for qbool, and ^^ is qbool xor, then && || ! == != are bool, and & | will be bitwise logic for singular bits.
- az09mugen 9mo ago
  Except for the name in itself, nowhere in the features it is explicit that the language does quantum computation, in addition to traditional computation.
  - YougOtricked 9mo ago
    Did you read the readme? look it directly says Quantum Features Quantum C is the world's second quantum programming language (at least, that more than like 2 people would ever say the name of(now that statement is true)), but the first that doesn't require a $10M quantum computer! Quantum Booleans qbool qb = both; // Superposition! Both true AND false! qif (qb) { println("True path"); // Executes! } qelse { println("False path"); // ALSO executes! } Quantum Logic Operators // Note these are not for normal booleans &&& - Quantum AND ||| - Quantum OR !! - Quantum NOT ^^ - Quantum XOR === - Quantum EQUAL !== - Quantum NOT EQUAL |&| - Collapse OR (convert to bool) &|& - Collapse AND (convert to bool)
  - YougOtricked 9mo ago
    the readme specificaly says that they are quantum logical operators. Should i also specify that normal bools exist?
YougOtricked 9mo ago
& is used, so && is boolean (ofcourse almost all languages use && for and), and &&& is for quantum boolean which has 4 states, because & and && are used. Should i clarify this more in the syntax demo file and the readme and docs?

I'm sorry, but having a quick glance to the syntax I could not get why you added another symbol in the boolean operators... Isn't it supposed to be a modern syntax ? This feels old and clunky

YougOtricked 9mo ago

Are you talking about quantum boolean logical operators? && is for boolean, and & will be for single bit, &&& is for quantum booleans, such as qtrue &&& both = both. the logic operators with 3 symbols are qbool, !! is for qbool, and ^^ is qbool xor, then && || ! == != are bool, and & | will be bitwise logic for singular bits.

az09mugen 9mo ago
Except for the name in itself, nowhere in the features it is explicit that the language does quantum computation, in addition to traditional computation.
- YougOtricked 9mo ago
  Did you read the readme? look it directly says Quantum Features Quantum C is the world's second quantum programming language (at least, that more than like 2 people would ever say the name of(now that statement is true)), but the first that doesn't require a $10M quantum computer! Quantum Booleans qbool qb = both; // Superposition! Both true AND false! qif (qb) { println("True path"); // Executes! } qelse { println("False path"); // ALSO executes! } Quantum Logic Operators // Note these are not for normal booleans &&& - Quantum AND ||| - Quantum OR !! - Quantum NOT ^^ - Quantum XOR === - Quantum EQUAL !== - Quantum NOT EQUAL |&| - Collapse OR (convert to bool) &|& - Collapse AND (convert to bool)
- YougOtricked 9mo ago
  the readme specificaly says that they are quantum logical operators. Should i also specify that normal bools exist?

YougOtricked 9mo ago

& is used, so && is boolean (ofcourse almost all languages use && for and), and &&& is for quantum boolean which has 4 states, because & and && are used. Should i clarify this more in the syntax demo file and the readme and docs?