You deserve millions of subscribers, you have the best approach in learning new things. This should be gone viral and copied by learning institutions. Thank you for making your learning accessed by public. Keep it up man!
Thanks for this brilliant stuff and this awesome approach. As you said " it's useful and insightful ,but not the most exciting read" It's my 3rd time of reading-watching a video, after 6 months playing with zombies ,courses nft degrees etc. I am in the point of understanding all of these now! Keep on grinding guys!
Thanks you so much for learning in public while teaching, it makes it so much easier to me to go through all Secureum reads after seeing your videos :D
A lot of stuff going on but super organized and well demonstrated! I am not sure how hooks and access control work but now I understand. I really appreciate you using graphs and codes to strengthen the learning process. Will watch smart contract programmer and your rest videos!
Hello, great job ! I have question regarding 31:18 time stamp. You were showing function view that is taking num1 and num2 from 'global' variables inside function (@edit , sorry I know already those are 'state' variables not 'global' in solidity). What I know from different language that if you will use type of variables then those 'num1' and 'num2' variables inside function are different than those 'num1' and 'num2' variables from outside of function... So if you would like to read from 'state' ones than you should not initiate them by adding 'uint' before, just call them 'num1', 'num2'. I am not 100% sure , if you could correct me if I am wrong that would be awesome ! Have a great day ! Greetings from Poland !
from time to time I came back in this secureum playlist to learn something new.
miss you youtube videos
You deserve millions of subscribers, you have the best approach in learning new things. This should be gone viral and copied by learning institutions. Thank you for making your learning accessed by public. Keep it up man!
I really appreciate the kind words JR 😄
Thanks for this brilliant stuff and this awesome approach.
As you said " it's useful and insightful ,but not the most exciting read"
It's my 3rd time of reading-watching a video, after 6 months playing with zombies ,courses nft degrees etc. I am in the point of understanding all of these now!
Keep on grinding guys!
Thanks you so much for learning in public while teaching, it makes it so much easier to me to go through all Secureum reads after seeing your videos :D
Glad you're getting use from my process. :)
A lot of stuff going on but super organized and well demonstrated! I am not sure how hooks and access control work but now I understand. I really appreciate you using graphs and codes to strengthen the learning process. Will watch smart contract programmer and your rest videos!
Amazing overview! I love the part with pink marker :D
It makes everything a bit more enjoyable for me, as well as hopefully a little more entertaining for you. 😉
Great content! Can I have a link to your background pic? Its bloody awesome
Nice! Amazing work!
Thank you my friend 😃
Great video ! Please share your beautiful notes, they are amazing !
Hello, great job !
I have question regarding 31:18 time stamp.
You were showing function view that is taking num1 and num2 from 'global' variables inside function (@edit , sorry I know already those are 'state' variables not 'global' in solidity).
What I know from different language that if you will use type of variables then those 'num1' and 'num2' variables inside function are different than those 'num1' and 'num2' variables from outside of function...
So if you would like to read from 'state' ones than you should not initiate them by adding 'uint' before, just call them 'num1', 'num2'.
I am not 100% sure , if you could correct me if I am wrong that would be awesome !
Have a great day !
Greetings from Poland !
Solidity is statically typed and therefore compiled, so state variables need to be initialized.
Internet is cracking up watching this. 🤣
I crack myself, so I'm glad it's making you giggle as well. LOL
at 8:56 I believe the carrot means that it's all versions between 0.8.0 and 0.9.0 ?
"pragma solidity ^0.8.0" will not compile with solidity version 0.9.0 or greater
Hmm... Is this a question or statement?
Either way, thanks for watching 😸