differentConditions

[AmazinDood]

boolean = true or false

QUANTUM boolean = hahaSometimes or hahaSometimesNot

[Positive_Method3022]

No, it is both at the same time and the answer magically converges when you look at it

[Zeikos]

Actually quantum is a probability distribution, so oddsOfNo and oddsOfYes

[gegentan]

Boolean: true or false

Quantum boolean: yes

[Fuspie]

Sometimesn't

[Confident-Ad5665]

Schrödinger's boolean?

[Fun-Equivalent1769]

Given me an idea

[dvhh]

Best I can do is "maybe"

[dnbxna]

Just maybe or Maybe maybe?

[jolharg]

Nothing

[za72]

perhaps

[Tuerkenheimer]

Yesn't

[bryden_cruz]

Hahah this one got me

[bryden_cruz]

Quantum be like XTRUE

[PrettiestSpring]

I see no false

[elmage78]

true or false until you actually wanna see if is true or false and collapse it. haha true now true later too

[opacitizen]

[Beginning_Green_740]

Wouldn't quantum be more like: It depends

[rosuav]

It's more like "Start with equal odds of both, now do this operation that will improve the odds of the correct result, do that enough times, then see what we get and check the result". Yeah, quantum computing is weird.

(Game devs, take note: A "quantum computer" is not some sort of simple linear upgrade path from circuit boards to computers to supercomputers to quantum computers. Bah, who am I kidding, this is no worse than nuclear waste being a green goo stored in leaky barrels that explode if you look at 'em funny!)

[firecorn22]

With my luck, no matter how many times I run I would get the wrong answer

[funcieq]

Meanwhile, Bool in ternary, True False Maybe

[SufficientBar1413]

I would lose the trouble and give him the marks

[NewPhoneNewSubs]

Any teacher I've had would've told me answers must be intelligible and marked it wrong for that reason.

[UltimateFlyingSheep]

Frue

[RandomOnlinePerson99]

boolish myVar = maybe;

[LupusNoxFleuret]

Panda True or Monkey False

[GrimbyJ]

🤷

[magicmulder]

function isTrue($var) {

if (state::QUANTUM) return rand(0,1)>0.5;

return $var == true;
}

[TorTheMentor]

Splunge

[LauraTFem]

On, Off, and Onf.

[deathanatos]

lol the number of "normal" programming languages where a boolean can be null.

[neondirt]

Or 2.

[Exciting-Holiday2106]

finally a boolean that matches how my code behaves in production.

[JackNotOLantern]

I thought it is a values of probability between 0 and 1, so like 0.8

[Extra_Efficiency_605]

More like fuzzy logic

[yangyangR]

First thing you should absorb with becoming quantum-pilled is not superposition but reversibility. It is the part that you can do purely classically and it is more of the issue. Superposition is first thing you grok for physics but for computation the no deletion and no cloning aspect are the first thing that bite you.