In this lab exercise, you will learn the art of quantum entanglement swapping. Entanglement swapping is a process where you take two particles, A and B, and entangle them in such a way that the state of A is correlated with the state of B in a manner that defies classical understanding.
However, things take a turn when you try to swap the entanglement between two particles C and D. The particles start acting like they're in on the same page, but not really.
You will be required to write a program that can swap the entanglement between C and D without actually understanding what's going on.
Don't worry, it's not as hard as it sounds. Just remember: it's all about the particles, man.