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Today Quantum computing has gained importance, as we need to have more computing power for transmitting large amount of data. Use of bits to transfer data,
limits the amount of data and power as bits are capable of transmitting data in only two states namely 0 and 1. Qubits and Qutrits facilitate transmitting data in multiple states.
This approach creates more states compared to those provided by bits.

By the end of this post you will be familiar with,
> Single Qutrit Gates
> Multi Qutrit Gates
> Why do we need them?
> Implementation using NumPy
> Representation of Qutrits



Note: The above mentioned list may change :)