How to Use the Michelson Programming Language to Write Smart Contracts on Tezosby@claudebarde
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How to Use the Michelson Programming Language to Write Smart Contracts on Tezos

by Claude Barde5mJune 14th, 2020
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Michelson is a stack-based, strictly typed language in which smart contracts are written to ensure the safety of the Tezos blockchain. This article is mainly written for beginners in programming and/or Tezos development, but intermediate programmers who want to know more about Michelson will also find useful information here. We are going to use the Jupyter kernel developed by Baking Bad to write Michelson code. We will write a simple contract and save a token into the storage of the contract.

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