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AddN Method (XIndexes, YIndexes, AncilliaIndexes)
NamespacesCove.BaseIQuantumAlgorithmsAddN(array<Int32>[]()[], array<Int32>[]()[], array<Int32>[]()[])
Return the operations needed to perform Add over two registers of equal size.
Declaration Syntax
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List<IQuantumOperation> AddN(
	int[] XIndexes,
	int[] YIndexes,
	int[] AncilliaIndexes
)
Function AddN ( _
	XIndexes As Integer(), _
	YIndexes As Integer(), _
	AncilliaIndexes As Integer() _
) As List(Of IQuantumOperation)
List<IQuantumOperation^>^ AddN(
	array<int>^ XIndexes, 
	array<int>^ YIndexes, 
	array<int>^ AncilliaIndexes
)
Parameters
XIndexes (array< Int32 >[]()[])
The indexes of the X register. These remain unchanged once the operations are applied.
YIndexes (array< Int32 >[]()[])
The indexes of the Y register. These contain the result after the operations are applied, along with the last ancillia qubit
AncilliaIndexes (array< Int32 >[]()[])
The indexes of the ancillia qubits, which should be initialized to |0>. There should be one more ancillia qubit than there are X or Y qubits. The result will be in the YIndexes and the last ancillia index.
Return Value
The operations to apply add n.
Exceptions
ExceptionCondition
ArgumentNullExceptionThrown if any of the indexes passed in are null.
DuplicateIndexesExceptionThrown if any of the indexes specified are duplicates. All indexes must be unique.
SizeMismatchExceptionThrown if XIndexes and YIndexes are not of equal length, or if AncilliaIndexes is not 1 larger than XIndexes and YIndexes.

Assembly: Cove.Base (Module: Cove.Base) Version: 1.0.0.0 (1.0.0.0)