Quantum computer effects on programming

Question

what are the possible effects of quantum computer on programming languages?

Answer 1

I think nothing much of the syntax will change, but we could have the result of a not operation stored in a variable automatically when performed on another "entangled" variable

Answer 2

Quantum computers store 8 bits in a 3 bit register that collapse to 3 bits when the wave-function collapses for
the qubit register as per Schrodingers Wave Equation 😛

https://youtu.be/6yaY4Fw-ovM

Read about entangled status please !🤔

Answer 3

Quantum programming languages ​​are programming languages ​​that allow you to express quantum algorithms using high-level constructs. Their goal is not so much the creation of a tool for programmers, as the provision of tools for researchers to facilitate understanding of the work of quantum computing.

Existing quantum programming languages: QPL [1] [2], QCL [3] [4], Haskell-like QML [5], Quipper [6], Q # [7], Q [8], qGCL [8], cQPL [8].