Question about CLC-INTERCAL

Newsgroups	alt.lang.intercal
Date	2019-02-14 04:48 -0800
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Subject	Question about CLC-INTERCAL
From	"spartan.the" <spartan.the@gmail.com>

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Today I was deciding to go to the quantum computing on .NET show or not. Of course, Microsoft quantum system integrates seamlessly with Azure, promising to prepare my data and infrastructure today to unlock amazing possibilities tomorrow. 

Prepare today, unlock tomorrow? No, I can't wait so long.

Sure, developers without any idea what Quantum computing is will try to unleash new possibilities by copy-pasting from examples and will start to scream that their CRM systems need to be redesigned for quantum computing. Because it's easy to do so in Microsoft world since the rise of Visual Basic.

But digging into it more I found that CLC-INTERCAL was designed for quantum computing very early, since version 0.04. I think it must be much more mature today in QC, compared to what IBM, Microsoft or Google have to offer.

My question is very simple: what are best practices to write a program in CLC-INTERCAL that reads out HELLO WORLD! with probability greater or equal to 98%?

(Of course, using QC. Because everyone knows how to write it without QC with almost 100% chances it will read out it. But these techniques are considered old today.)

/s

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Question about CLC-INTERCAL "spartan.the" <spartan.the@gmail.com> - 2019-02-14 04:48 -0800
  Re: Question about CLC-INTERCAL Claudio Calvelli <c.news@w42.org.invalid> - 2019-02-15 08:25 +0000
    Re: Question about CLC-INTERCAL "spartan.the" <spartan.the@gmail.com> - 2019-02-27 10:53 -0800

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