Mariia Mykhailova

Validating this functionality is an interesting challenge, related to retaining the prototype kata. The issue #580 went unnoticed for a very long time, until we realized that the test code...

Also, I don't think we need to use ResourcesEstimator and QCTraceSimulator at this point - I can imagine tests that use ToffoliSimulator easily, but these two don't have any effect...

I agree that testing both failing and passing tests automatically is tricky. I would still keep the failing tests in the test notebook - this way a person validating the...

Of course it's not a problem! I know it can be hard to spend time on side projects during the week - I'm juggling that myself :-)

@jainvasu631 Sounds good! Feel free to post the "design" before the full pull request, so that we can discuss the tasks at a high level before implementing them. (Also, if...

Hmm, I'm not sure how I'd approach the task if it is framed in terms of correlation coefficient - I'll admit the definition is not very fresh in my mind......

It is definitely a good idea - those two error correction codes are even on the [roadmap](https://github.com/microsoft/QuantumKatas/wiki/Roadmap) :-) It might make sense to keep the QEC_BitFlipCode kata as is, and...

Meh, I was thinking Shor's code and typed algorithm... In the context of error correction we're definitely not talking about factorization :-) I agree, the tutorial would start with the...

Somebody was working on it but I haven't heard from them for a very long time (pre-Q# Jupyter notebooks), so I think that hourglass is obsolete :-( Let me update...

* Yes, custom simulators can be used with the `@Test` attribute; you can see an example of a test using `CounterSimulator` [here](https://github.com/microsoft/QuantumKatas/blob/fb048f3d6e46f48788d54cdc93087967ab12049f/PhaseEstimation/Tests.qs#L102), and there is an (unfortunately, internal) example of...