Learn Solidity basics part 2

Welcome to the basics of Solidity. Solidity is the language that is used to create smart contracts on the Ethereum or Polygon blockchain so we must have a good understanding of how it works. After this tutorial, you will be able to follow along with many more smart contract creation videos with ease and understand what I am talking about.

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[anislawiss]

Thanks for the huge help you bring to the decentralized community.

[Holden_Prio]

This is fantastic. I am a C#/Javascript dev transitioning to mostly web dev from windows native WPF work. I have experience using wallets/minting NFTs etc in the defi space (mostly degen layer 2 stuff and DAOs etc) so I have a decent overall understanding of blockchain but I have recently started this course to attempt to one day pivot into a solidity developer as my full time job. This has been soooo incredibly useful as a jumping off place. I'll keep commenting on the other videos in the series as I go through them during my journey!

[Musfiq]

easy to digest tutorial series going on, thanks a lot

[davidthumbi]

the series is great ... Easy to digest and understand in bits

[ItsNyxdrah]

thank you!!! an invaluable resource, you are

[krunalmaheshwari]

just a suggestion.. please put heading of the video as the subject which is discussed. it helps in finding and revising the particular video ..

[eli_]

06:17 isn't it 256 bit or am I wrong?
Btw, thanks for these tutorials, they are amazing!

[MatheusPereira-nndj]

referring to uint's question, i don't have much knowledge about bytes, i think it's pretty boring. could this be a problem in my solidity learning??

[dr.briaro]

9:37, where did u you the 2? why multiply by 2 and not another nr? thanks in advance.

[MatheusPereira-nndj]

I didn't quite understand the concept of "uint". for example ; can i deposit a variable double or string let's say, or just a double referring to bytes or maybe eth ?

[charlesmichael]

This solidity Format looks like java programming