For some reason the hashes I was getting were different than what yours were. had a closer look at the hash function in the Block class - the arguments passes to the updatehash weren't in the same order as they were in the Block class __init__. Once I made the order of arguments in the updatehash match the order in __init__ my hashes were the same as yours in the video. Not sure if thats what you did in an earlier video - I will go back and check
Just checked - the order of arguments was not matching in the original coding for the Block class in video 1. If it was updated in a video I must have missed it
Everything was working fine till now.. But i am stuck now, my blockchain is showing an empty set at the end :/
Can u help with it?
Gurkamal Singh Sure! Send your code
@@willassad8670 Should i mail it to you?
Sir an error occur while installing functools. Which python version is used by you??
Functools is already inclued with python as a module.
@@emilioalcantara3277 thanku
im following this whole thing and THANK YOU, i want to help your channel in some way but i dont know how you dont have 1000 subs :(
For some reason the hashes I was getting were different than what yours were. had a closer look at the hash function in the Block class - the arguments passes to the updatehash weren't in the same order as they were in the Block class __init__. Once I made the order of arguments in the updatehash match the order in __init__ my hashes were the same as yours in the video. Not sure if thats what you did in an earlier video - I will go back and check
Just checked - the order of arguments was not matching in the original coding for the Block class in video 1. If it was updated in a video I must have missed it
Justin Jordan The block class was modified in the third video. Hope that helps.