The observer effect in quantum mechanics refers to the impact of measurement on a quantum system.  In quantum computing, qubits exist in superpositions of states until measured.  Measurement collapses the qubits into definite states, affecting the outcome.  This phenomenon introduces the need for quantum algorithms to be carefully designed to harness superposition and entanglement while minimizing the impact of measurement during computation.
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