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Updated the doc from `libgomp` to `libomp`.
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Added MacOS instructions for libomp.
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Added some more instructions about `libomp`.
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5 changes: 4 additions & 1 deletion articles/how-to-python-qdk-local.md
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```output
Hello, quantum world!
```


> [!NOTE]
> If you hit an error `Unable to load shared library 'Microsoft.Quantum.Simulator.Runtime' or one of its dependencies`, then you may be missing the `libomp` library, as the OpenMP support library is required by the quantum simulator of the QDK. You can install `libomp` by running `sudo apt install libomp5-11` on Ubuntu, `brew install libomp` on macOS. For other distributions/OSs, please refer to your particular package manager.

> [!NOTE]
> If you are running your operations in Jupyter Notebooks, the `%%qsharp` magic command allows you to define new Q# operations within the same Jupyter notebook as the Python code, eluding the use of a host program. For more information, see [Q# and Jupyter Notebooks](/azure/quantum/user-guide/host-programs?tabs=tabid-python#q-jupyter-notebooks).

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion articles/install-command-line-qdk.md
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While you can build Q# applications in any IDE, we recommend using Visual Studio Code (VS Code) or Visual Studio IDE for developing your Q# applications if you are running them via a .NET console. Developing in these environments leverages the rich functionality of the Quantum Development Kit (QDK) extension, which includes warnings, syntax highlighting, project templates, and more.

> [!IMPORTANT]
> If you are working on Linux, you may encounter a missing dependency depending on your particular distribution and installation method (such as certain Docker images). Please make sure that the `libgomp` library is installed on your system, as the GNU OpenMP support library is required by the quantum simulator of the QDK. On Ubuntu, you can do so by running `sudo apt install libgomp1`, or `yum install libgomp` on CentOS. For other distributions, please refer to your particular package manager.
> If you encounter a missing dependency then please make sure that the `libomp` library is installed on your system, as the OpenMP support library is required by the quantum simulator of the QDK. You can install `libomp` by running `sudo apt install libomp5-11` on Ubuntu, `brew install libomp` on macOS. For other distributions/OSs, please refer to your particular package manager.


### Prerequisite
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