Quantum Computing, Software Architecture, Computer Science, Probability, Information Theory.
states of the system We can now observe, that there are 8 states in this system of 3 bits. With 4 bits you get 16 states, with 8–256, and so on growing exponentially, such that the number of states is equal to 2 to the power of number of bits. In other words, for each bit added, the number of