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    Steven Crypto150
    ParaSuiNov 06, 2024
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    Validador cibernético Sui Global

    Hay una persona en el equipo de Sui Global que es un validador cibernético. ¿Para qué crees que sirve un validador cibernético? ¿Podemos aceptar el escenario de que Sui Global se convierta en un validador en la red principal de Sui?

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  • Alina QA.Peera.
    Alina QA76
    ParaSuiNov 06, 2024
    +3

    Difference between these: CREW3HUNTER and CREW3

    1Please Explain to newcomers which of these roles can be obtained and what is the difference between them. CREW3HUNTER | CHAMPION CREW3 CHAMPION P.S. I will select the best answer only among users whose reputation is less than 100 (you will get 15 points).

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  • Oliver Martinez.Peera.
    Oliver Martinez63
    ParaSuiNov 06, 2024
    +2

    Is it possible to define a constructor in Solidity using the contract name and function keyword?

    I have seen constructors in Solidity defined with the constructor keyword within the contract, as shown below: contract Person { address public owner; // Constructor constructor() { owner = msg.sender; } // Other functions and variables... } However, I'm curious if it's valid to define the constructor using the contract name and function keyword, like this: contract Person { address public owner; // Constructor function Person() public payable { owner = msg.sender; } // Other functions and variables... } Would this alternative way of defining the constructor work in Solidity, or is it necessary to use the constructor keyword?

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