Writing Smart Contracts With SOLIDITY

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Learning to write smart contracts with solidity, this repository will be of great help for beginners. From remix to your own vs code local setup, this repository covers all.

Overview:

The content provides a detailed guide on writing smart contracts with SOLIDITY. It covers various topics and concepts related to smart contract development, including Remix setup, data types, function declarations, fields in a transaction, global keywords, libraries, asynchronous programming, and deploying contracts to testnet or mainnet. The guide also introduces tools and platforms such as Ganache, Metamask, Alchemy, and Block Explorers.

Features:

  • Remix setup: Step-by-step instructions on how to set up Remix, an online IDE for writing and testing smart contracts.
  • Data types: Explanation of different data types available in SOLIDITY, such as integers, strings, booleans, and arrays.
  • Function declarations: Details on how to declare and use functions in smart contracts.
  • Global keywords: Introduction to global keywords like payable, msg.value, require, revert, and their significance in smart contract development.
  • Libraries: Overview of the Solidity-by-example library and Openzeppelin Safemath library, and how to use them in contracts.
  • Asynchronous Programming: Explanation of async keyword, Promise in Javascript, and the use of await keyword in handling asynchronous operations in smart contracts.
  • Deploying to a Testnet or a Mainnet: Detailed guide on deploying smart contracts to a testnet or mainnet using platforms like Alchemy and retrieving private keys from Metamask.

Summary:

The content provides a comprehensive guide on writing smart contracts with SOLIDITY. It covers various aspects of smart contract development, including Remix setup, global keywords, libraries, asynchronous programming, and deploying contracts to testnet or mainnet. It presents step-by-step instructions and explanations for each topic, making it a valuable resource for beginners and experienced developers alike.