What is Grover's algorithm and how does it relate to quantum computing?

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In summary, Grover's algorithm is a quantum algorithm that is used to search an unsorted database with exponentially fewer iterations compared to classical algorithms. It takes advantage of quantum superposition and interference to evaluate multiple possibilities simultaneously, making it more efficient for certain types of problems. This algorithm is significant in the field of quantum computing as it showcases the potential for exponential speedup in solving certain computational problems compared to traditional classical computing methods.
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