FAQ About Smart Contracts

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one year ago | alfred

What is the gas on the Ethereum network?

Gas is a fundamental concept in the Ethereum network that is used to measure the amount of computational effort required to execute a smart contract. Gas is a unit of account that is used to pay for the computation required to execute a smart contract and prevent spamming or malicious behavior.

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