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Static webpages where you could only read and share text, images, and links - not very interactive at all.
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A small piece of code that runs on the ethereum blockchain using a language called solidarity.
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Everyone can read the code of the smart contracts (and view transactions) and there is no way to change or reverse a smart contract (or a transaction).
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just for clarification. 
Smart Contracts are small pieces of code that run on the blockchain.
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- What was Web 1.0?
Web 1.0 is the first generation of internet where it only supports static text, image and link. There is no feature yet to create accounts, social media, chats, etc. - What is a smart contract?
Smart contracts are small pieces of codes that run on the Ethereum Block Chain. It uses Solidity programming language. The smart contracts can have codes with instructions on what to do with the money, etc… - How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
Transparency is achieved because it is non-stoppable and you can see the transactions running. It is also immutable where once the transactions are confirmed it is permanent.
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What was Web 1.0?
painful to use and had only static content -
What is a smart contract?
a piece of code which runs on the blockchain and performs defined actions if/when defines conditions are met -
How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
contract code is open-source and transaction are also fully visible to all.
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- Static website examples would be text, image, and link. An example of this in terms of Ethereum would Blockchain pre-Etherum.
- Small pieces of code that are written in Solidity that run on the blockchain. Smart contracts can own and decide what to do with money.
- Transactions can be viewed on the blockchain. An example of this would be who is sending and receiving money.
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Basic websites which only allowed for basic elements on the website i.e text, images, links etc.
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A piece of software/code that runs on the blockchain. Once this has been deployed to the chain it cannot be reversed.
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How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
Decentralized, trust-less, open source software.
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What was Web 1.0?
R: Static pages, which was first release in Netscape until JS came out -
What is a smart contract?
R: Agreements that are imutable and coded into blockchain -
How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
R: By consensus when PoW is established in the contract
- Web 1.0 was very static in the sense that it only included text, pictures, and links.
- A smart contract is a piece of code that is programmable on the blockchain. Once broadcasted, it cannot be reversed. Smart contracts allow for automated and programmable assets.
- Everyone can see the transactions on the decentralized network.
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1._ Is the web static with only information and not animation or dinamic interactivity with the user .
2._ Is a small piece of code running in the blockchain, where to be trusted and effective, they have to reach predefined conditions.
3. _ the blockchain shows everyone the code and the tx ,that environment verify the transparency in the smart contracts.
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1 What was Web 1.0?
Web 1.0 was the previous internet where you could only read and share information that was static. This included static websites, text, images and links.
2 What is a smart contract?
A smart contract is a small code that holds money or assets which is programmable to do exactly what you want by running a programming language through it called Solidity. This code is then deployed into the ETH blockchain and will not change.
3 How is transparency achieved with Ethereum code?
The code in the smart contract is transparent because everyone can read what it is doing and what it is going to do. The money or assets are programmable on the ETH blockchain to behave the way we want them to without the need of trusting a third party. The smart contract is verifiable and is based on trusting technology and the way the contract is written.
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Web 1.0 is statis web where you could only read and write information without any interactiveness.
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SC is a contract that is programmed to do something according to a fixed set of rules which cannot be changed and the contract itself has 100% control over any funds in that contract.
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Transparency is achieved in such a way that everything can be verified by reading the code.
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o Functionality provided by web pages categorized as generations:
- Web 1.0 was static data and text. We thought it was great and realized it was a revolution. Sometimes adding a script generating date-time or message-of-the-day just to be able to see the page was actually re-loaded. We did not yet think about it as Web 1.0.
- Web 2.0 was when the web page content could change for the user, allowing for instance directed advertisement and for the user to enter information in WIKIs, changing the content for other users.
- Web 3.0 is the network holding a state as for instance available funds in a Bitcoin account or an internal counter or list of information items in a smart contract.
o Program executing on the blockchain virtual machine, receiving and sending transactions is called a smart contract. (brilliant branding of the concept imho)
o The smart contract code on the block chain can be viewed without permission using a block explorer.
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3.How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
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- Web 1.0 is the first stage of development of the internet, which could only utilize basic parts of the coding, such as, text, images, pictures, and links.
- A smart contract is a group of small pieces of code that run on ethereum and offers pros as solidity, programmable money, and is virtually what makes ethereum unstoppable.
- Transparency is achieved in ethereum through open-source software.
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What was Web 1.0?
Web 1.0 is the very first beginning of internet: Text, image, link.
What is a smart contract?
Smart contract are small pieces of codes that run on Ethereum blockchain.
How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
Very simple, everyone can see the transactions, no one can hide or change or reverse it, once it was written, it is there at the blockchain, so we can do business without the need of any intermediaries, transparency allows everyone to deal without any fear of cheating or something like this, because everything is clear and transparent.
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- Web 1.0 was the web in its early days where webpages only consisted of static pages.
- A smart contract is a an agreement(or contract) that is handled on the blockchain, particularly the ethereum blockchain.
- Transparency is handled in the Ethereum code through the blockchain. The blockchain allows complete transparency of all transactions/contracts and it is immutable.
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I have paid but will not let me enter
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What was Web 1.0?
The beginning was basically Static version, where only text or links were displayed. -
What is a smart contract?
A contract that is programmed were there is no trust required but a set of rules. It can be an agreement if 1) Contract details are met 2) The party will receive the reward. Making it programmable and dynamic agreement. -
How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
Via smart contracts. The conditions or rules of the contracts are simply set in place. One can read the agreement and with no required trust from both sides of the transaction.
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Static Websites with text, pictures, links, etc… It is not dynamic and can not be interacted with or adapt to the user.
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Is an immutable, permanent contract written into ETH blockchain.
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The smart contract is visible and verifiable to all users. All users know what is written into the Smart Contract.
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- Web 1.0 was the first “version” of the internet. The web 1.0 could only show pages with links to other pages or just content. in other words, with web 1.0 it was not possible to interact with the internet but just take or see information if you were a customer or just write and show information if you were a developer without any kind of interaction or feedback with the audience.
- A smart contract is a piece of code (most in solidity) that is used to program money on the blockchain and it is unstoppable if not by itself
- Ethereum code is just a code, anyone that can read language programming can know exactly what the code does and this is transparency.
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