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Q# compiler translates to intermediate representation

Quantum simulator executes operations

Host program in C# or Python coordinates classical logic

Resource estimation tools track qubit usage

Supports modular quantum libraries

Parse Q# source code

Compile operations/functions to intermediate representation

Execute via quantum simulator or hardware backend

Return classical results to host program

Optional resource estimation for optimization

Quantum operation pipeline

Hybrid classical-quantum control

Resource-aware circuit execution

Host-driven orchestration

Simulation with logging and debugging

Quantum chemistry simulations

Hybrid optimization pipelines

Quantum cryptography algorithm testing

Educational quantum labs

Research prototypes for quantum hardware

High-level abstraction for quantum computing

Strong type system for qubits and classical data

Separation of quantum operations and classical host logic

Integration with modern IDEs and simulators

Cross-platform support via .NET and Python

Optimize qubit usage

Use resource estimator for large circuits

Parallel simulation for independent algorithms

Split algorithms into modular operations

Leverage cloud simulators for high qubit counts

Move classical logic to host programs

Refactor classical-quantum hybrid workflows

Use Q# libraries for reusable quantum algorithms

Upgrade simulators for large qubit counts

Adopt latest QDK features for new projects