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Are there emulators or simulators for quantum computers?

Is there any way to emulate or simulate a quantum computer in my normal computer, so that I will be able to test and try quantum programming languages (such as Q#)? I mean something that I can really test my hypothesis and gets the most accurate results.

Update: I'm not really looking for simulating a quantum computer, but I'm not sure if its possible to efficiently emulate one on a normal non-quantum based PC.

Are there emulators or simulators for quantum computers?

Is there any way to emulate or simulate a quantum computer in my normal computer, so that I will be able to test and try quantum programming languages (such as Q#)? I mean something that I can really test my hypothesis and gets the most accurate results.

Are there emulators for quantum computers?

Is there any way to emulate a quantum computer in my normal computer, so that I will be able to test and try quantum programming languages (such as Q#)? I mean something that I can really test my hypothesis and gets the most accurate results.

Update: I'm not really looking for simulating a quantum computer, but I'm not sure if its possible to efficiently emulate one on a normal non-quantum based PC.

The OP seems to have accepted an answer which discusses about "simulators" as well as "emulators". Also, this question isn't particularly about quantum computing "models".
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