[sc-63358] How to use Qiskit 1.0 with PennyLane #1104
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| # Let’s say you’ve created the following Qiskit code that prepares a modified GHZ state for an | ||
| # arbitrary amount of qubits, measures several expectation values of ``SparsePauliOp`` operators. |
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I'm wondering if the 3-step process here would be easier to visually scan through if you actuall make subsections for it?
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The problem with that is that there's no "X step process" in general for doing this. We could use the from_qiskit and from_qiskit_op functions in any order and still get the same outcome. I think the 2-point bulleted list above is probably fine?
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I'm unresolving this because it's a how-to instead of a demo. It should be quick to get to the 'meat' and set expectations. Are you sure there's no way you would want to cut it down a little bit?
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| dev = qml.device("qiskit.basicsim", wires=2, shots=1024) |
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(not a blocking comment for this PR) Maybe a question to @austingmhuang - is wires a required argument for the new devices? Like default.qubit, it feels like we could make it optional, with the wires inferred at runtime.
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Wires is a required argument but you could make it optional by inferring the # of wires either off the real hardware backend chosen or, for simulators, the circuit itself I imagine.
| # This will install PennyLane, the plugin, and the latest Qiskit 1.0 version that the plugin supports. | ||
| # If you use an environment that contains a pre-1.0 version of Qiskit, upgrading to Qiskit 1.0 could | ||
| # cause issues. In that case, we recommend following `Qiskit's upgrade instructions <https://docs.quantum.ibm.com/start/install>`__. |
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Title: How to use Qiskit 1.0 with PL
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