How to program a quantum computer?

The problem with programming the quantum computer is simple. Where the computer finds the data must determine to a quantum system. 

The building can use as the model for data input for the quantum computer. The binary computer has only one floor for handling data. And the quantum system has many floors which are symbolizing layers or states of the qubit. And the problem with the data handling process is how the quantum system is how the system knows the position of the inputted data? 

If we are using the physical house as an example we can think that the binary computer has only one door where it can find data. But the quantum computer has many layers. So how the quantum computer knows where is data is inputted into it? 

The binary computer can use as a lobby. The binary computer is inputting data to the quantum system. So data will not go straight to the quantum computer. Binary computers must preprocess data before it will send to the quantum system. And the quantum system must be prepared to receive data. 

When the quantum computer has finished the data processing. Data flow will send back to the binary system for output devices. If the input-output lines are separated. And each line is handling only input or output processes that mean the system will work faster. 

Programming the quantum computer is not so tricky as people think. But making the theory to practical mode is tricky. When data is traveling through the binary computer to the quantum computer the binary computer has one problem. It has only one layer or floor that it can use in the data handling process. The quantum computer has multiple floors which are the states or layers of the qubit. 

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The standing qubit is like the house.

If we think that the house is the model of the quantum computer. Each of its floors is in a certain state. The state of the qubit is a certain energy level. And the quantum computer must use very high accuracy in the energy loads that it can find the data from each layer. So this thing means that the energy-based qubit is a "standing qubit". 

Rising and laying the energy level of the qubit is allowed to pump data in it. When the data is pumped into a quantum system. it stored at a certain energy level. And when data will remove from the qubit. The qubit releases it in the form of photons or electromagnetic wave movement and the system sends it to the sensor.  

But what is a recumbent qubit?

Recumbent qubit is similar to the standing qubit. But it uses electromagnetic wavelength for transmitting data. In that system, every frequency of electromagnetic spectrum is the independent state of the qubit. 

This kind of system is the prism. And the laser rays are transmitting data to each spectrum line. That spectrum- or rainbow qubit is one of the versions of the quantum computers that can operate at room temperature. 

The system uses each spectrum line as the layer of the qubit. Because data transmission happens by electromagnetic wave movement. And each color of the spectrum is one layer or state of qubit this thing can be called a "recumbent" or "horizontal qubit".

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The data input for the quantum system happens through the receiving layer. 

The information what quantum computer requires for handling data. Is how many layers of the qubit the system requires. How many layers of the qubit must be reserved. 

And which of the layers are in use. The last information is necessary if the inputted data doesn't fill the entire qubit. So when the data is coming the binary system tells a quantum computer that the data is coming. 

Then the quantum computer will send the layer to get that data. And then the quantum system will share data to the needed layers. The router is like the elevator in the building. 

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The difference between binary and quantum computers is that there are many layers in a quantum system. The binary system has only one layer which it can use. 

The speed of binary computers cannot rise forever. There is the possibility to make the binary system faster by using artificial intelligence-based solutions. One of the solutions is that the computer tells automatically when it stops. Then the inputting system can deliver data to the system. But the fact is that theoretically, the speed of the quantum computer has no limits. 

The number of layers or the states of a qubit is limited. If the system uses the quantum annealing chambers for handling data. The number of those chambers can increase without limits. The data can be driven to those chambers in lines. So the entirety of the quantum computer system can consist theoretically unlimited number of subsystems. 

When data is traveling to a quantum system the binary computer is telling that the data is coming. Then the one layer or the state of the quantum computer will come to get the data. So that layer is called "the port state". And in that layer, the quantum computer gets the required information for handling the data.  

The data that the quantum system requires is how many layers it must reserve for the data handling. That thing is important if the handled data row is short. In the cases like Riemann's conjecture, the mission doesn't fill the entire qubit.  If the algorithm is very short it leaves empty layers in the qubit. 

The free layers are causing a problem. If there is no data the quantum computer might stay to wait that the empty layer leaves its data. And that can cause the jam of the system. The layer must tell the collector that it's empty. The idea is similar when the data collector would be a human who drives with an elevator. 

The system works that the layer will deliver data to the collector at the door of the elevator. But if there is nobody the serviceman would wait until somebody is coming. The solution for the empty state problem is that there is a mark that the layer or floor is empty and the collector can pass it. 

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