Certainly :) You can add as many CNOT gates as you’d like. There are a few ways to do this in code, so you can pick the style that feels right for you / your p

Certainly :) You can add as many CNOT gates as you’d like. There are a few ways to do this in code, so you can pick the style that feels right for you / your particular case: https://quantumjavascript.app/#Quantum_JavaScript https://quantumjavascript.app/#Quantum_JavaScript But it’s also easy to make CNOTs in the visual editor. Here’s an animated GIF demonstrating it: https://quantumjavascript.app/tutorials.html#Create_controlled_gates https://quantumjavascript.app/tutorials.html#Create_controll... And for further clarity, here’s a description of the relevant steps in that animated GIF: 1. Drag an Identity gate (the circle) onto your circuit board. 2. Drag a Pauli X gate (the X) onto the same moment (column) of your circuit board. 3. Select both (by tapping on them). 4. Tap on the "C" button to join them into a controlled gate.