2 years later and the tutorial worked flawlessly. Just a few differences in the Solidity UI. This is exactly what I needed to get started immediately. No Git, no Node, no npm, just code and debugging. Thanks a million. Thumbs up & suscribed.
This was the first thing I watched where I could understand a little bit of it. I don't know what exactly I just did, but I followed your instructions and it was working. I just don't know where to look from here to learn more about it all lol thanks for this video
wow i am gonna use this info thanks dude hella usefull for a start. I am looking to start a new nft project and need to learn how to write a smart contract for something somewhat like staking but diffrent lol. in all honesty i would love some more advice if you are down to give it! thanks again dude!
I had an error in line 10. It says New.sol:10:22: ParserError: Expected ';' but got 'Number' count += count 0; ^. I have everything written corectly though
I have a contract, when I started it I DID NOT have any coding knowledge and still don’t, when it was created I did not set it so I could extract any of the accumulated coins that would be paid to the contract , can you help me?
Depending on which version of Solidity you are using, it'll either revert or it'll result in an underflow. I think 0.8.0+ will result in a revert error, and anything below that will result in an underflow. If you don't know what underflow/overflow is then look it up, it's kinda cool but also extremely bad for smart contracts if it happens lol
Each time the function is called, a transaction happens, right? Why doesn't it need to wait for confirmation? It seems to increment/decrement instantaneously. Is that just because of the simulated environment?
function assignBoss(address _boss,string memory _companyname)public onlyArbiter { bossSetting[_companyname]=msg.sender; } I want to set these bosses in modifier like onlyBoss.What to do
I received an error that said: ParserError: Expected ‘;’ but got ‘event’ - -> TSC.sol:6:5: | 6 event Increment(unit value); | ^^^^^ What does this mean?
Thanks for the video but way over my head. I am ideas guy, I see the idea behind them. If you ask me this is the KEY to crypto anything? Even the building of the sites that bring such value.
hey you can extend your video to 2 hours just by explaining the history of semicolon in programming languages. we, the viewers have tons of time to waste, don't worry.
From the comments here I recognize that many of you haven't had any programming experience. Although it's not all that, it's really recommended to have it in order to have frustration free experience where you don't have to fight easy battles just to get to the point of the video.
hey hey hey hotshot - SLOW DOWN - you do not give a link to the site but speak the words at a two to the dozen, you do not produce a link, you do not even add it to your youtube when you say it- you simply go to the website. So please, calm down and revisit your youtube video and remember- some of us are not geniuses - and known NOTHING ! lol :) But t least I know I know nothing if you get my drift.
hey guys, im a student looking to gain some experience in solidity and smart contracts. If you have a porject that that i can work on please contact id love to be part of the team
