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Project Titles

Advanced Smart Contract

Simple Overview of Use/Purpose

This smart contract demonstrates the use of require(), assert(), and revert() statements in different scenarios. It includes features for depositing and withdrawing funds, as well as executing a complex operation that enforces specific conditions.

Description

The Advanced Smart Contract is a Solidity smart contract designed to showcase the usage of three important statements in Ethereum development: require(), assert(), and revert(). The contract includes an ownership mechanism, allowing certain functions to be executed only by the contract owner. Key functionalities include:

1. Deposit: Users can deposit Ether into the contract using the deposit function.

2. Withdraw: The contract owner can withdraw funds, demonstrating the use of require(), assert(), and revert() statements to handle conditions such as insufficient funds or invalid withdrawal amounts.

3. Complex Operation: The complexOperation function demonstrates how these statements can be used in more complex scenarios, enforcing conditions on function parameters.

Getting Started

Installing

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/advanced-smart-contract.git

Executing Program

Run the program using a Solidity development environment, such as Remix or Truffle.

Help

For help and additional information, you can run:

# Command to get help
npx hardhat help

Authors

• Ndifreke Ekanem - Ndii_ekanem

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.

Note: SPDX-License-Identifier

The // SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT comment is a Software Package Data Exchange (SPDX) identifier. It indicates the type of license under which the code is distributed. In this case, it's MIT. SPDX identifiers are used for programmatic identification of open-source licenses.