[Update Oct.9]
Cirq translation for the 4th edition has been completed. Only the 5th session remains.
Based on the methodology covered in the 3rd session, the 4th session will go into QAOA.
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While I was copying the Qiskit code to deepen my understanding of the QC4U code explained by Professor Ozeki of Tohoku University, I decided to take on the challenge of translating (porting) it to Cirq, which has been on my mind for some time.
I hope that by comparing the two, I will be able to grasp the characteristics of each and the suitability for use in the future.
So far, I feel that Qiskit is easy to learn because of its extensive documentation and content, while Cirq seems having a high affinity when used in combination with machine learning such as Tensorflow.
Below is a link to Github (Google Colab Notebook).
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