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Braket

Amazon Braket combines a cloud quantum-computing service with a Python SDK for building and running quantum programs. The SDK renders circuits as text diagrams that show qubit wires and operations, supporting inspection during program construction. Official notebooks also demonstrate how to turn measurement counts into bar charts using Matplotlib. This separates the circuit drawer supplied by the SDK from plotting code supplied in examples. The linked resources offer a small starting workflow: construct a circuit, inspect its diagram, run a simulator, and visualize the resulting measurement distribution.

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Explore the tool’s visualization features and documentation.

Build and inspect a first circuit

An introductory circuit example with the SDK's text diagram and simulation results.

Circuit diagram API

Reference for generating a circuit's Unicode diagram and controlling its width.

Measurement-count plotting notebook

Official notebook that draws measurement-count bars with explicit Matplotlib code.

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Amazon Braket

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  author = {{Amazon Web Services}},
  howpublished = {\url{https://aws.amazon.com/braket/}},
  note = {Accessed: 2026-01-22},
  title = {Amazon Braket},
  year = {2020},
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