One Approach to Solving Problems on a Quantum Computer

Quantum computers, such as fusion reactors and personalized genetic medicine, have been just over the horizon for years, promising to change our lives. That hasn't stopped the technology from escaping University and lab rooms and into the private sector, where billions have been invested in companies trying to make it a reality. Today, quantum computing is already applied in all spheres of society, especially in situations where classical computers, no matter how powerful they are, cannot solve the given problems. The growing investment signifies confidence in quantum computing's ability to revolutionize various industrial sectors, from finance and pharmaceuticals to logistics and the automotive industry. The paper presents the solution of a specific task on a quantum computer, of course with an additional explanation of the functioning of its hardware and software.