Solidity: introduction

Welcome, Web3 enthusiasts and crypto peeps! I'm delighted to have you here, visiting my blog and exploring the exciting world of Solidity. Whether you're a beginner or already familiar with coding, this journey will equip you with the knowledge to harness the potential of smart contracts. So, let's get started.

What is Solidity?

Solidity is a programming language that is used to create special programs called smart contracts. These smart contracts are like rules that control what happens in a digital system called Ethereum.

Solidity looks a bit like other programming languages such as C++, Python, and JavaScript. It uses curly brackets { } and has features like different types of data and the ability to make new types.

Application

You can use Solidity to create contracts for different things like voting systems, fundraising projects, auctions, and wallets that need multiple people to agree before making a transaction.

Safety Practices

When you want to use Solidity to create contracts, it's best to use the newest version of Solidity. The newest version has the latest fixes for security problems and sometimes adds new features. The version number changes often to show that Solidity is being improved quickly.

conclusion

• solidity is used to create smart-contracts

• smart-contracts are used to create a system like voting systems, fundraising projects, auctions, and wallets

What next we will learn?

• Some fundamentals of smart contracts

• some common terminology

don't worry if you ain't getting anything, I will there with you in the whole series and will be explaining everything little by little.

and that's .... it for today you have completed the first lesson of the Solidity series