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Line 47: It might be better to rename the article "quantum programming languages", since the article is really about quantum programming languages or quantum instruction sets, as opposed to the abstract concept of programming a quantum computer. See, for example, [[computer programming]] vs [[programming language]]. --[[User:RobinK\|Robin]] ([[User talk:RobinK\|talk]]) 23:20, 16 June 2018 (UTC) == Instruction sets vs languages vs frameworks (libraries) == I think the addition of a separate category for "frameworks" (or libararies) would help clarify this. For example Cirq is not really an instruction set, and PyQuil, which is not mentioned is also a python framework (think Tensorflow)

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