Homework on Ethereum Intro

Ethereum 101
#1587
  1. The first generation web pages. Static pages before Javascript enabled dynamic pages.
  2. A contract which activates based on certain pre-written conditions. It cannot be altered manually.
  3. The transactions are visible to anyone and therefore easy to audit.
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#1588
  1. The first version of the WWW which consisted of static pages interlinked.
  2. A piece of programmable logic that lives and is executed in the network, Ethereum’s in this case.
  3. Anyone can see what’s in the smart contract’s code and everyone can see how and what the code transacts.
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#1589
  1. What was Web 1.0?

web 1.0 was statis web pages, basically just HTML

  1. What is a smart contract?

is a contract written on ethereum (or other smart contract platforms) that is a program that is deployed on the blockchain and is unstoppable code, basically

  1. How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?

it is achieved due to its open nature - all code can be reviewed and also is distributed to all nodes

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#1590

1.Web 1.0 is a static web with simple functions like text, images and simple links.
2.Smart contracts are transaction protocols that automatically executes documents, transactions legally under the contract or agreement.
3. All the data can be traced by anybody but it also provides confidentiality by encryption and can be accessed by authorized individuals.

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#1591

  1. What was web 1.0?
    Web 1.0 was were you could have a website that was static. This means you could only have text, images and links. It was where on a website you could only write and read information.

  2. What is a smart contract?
    A smart contract is a piece of coding that you can implement into the blockchain. This is really the first time that you are able to programme money. You can programme it to do anything you want.

  3. How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
    Ethereum code is very transparent because there is no way for anyone to change a smart contract. You can’t change the code for the smart contract. Anyone can read the code of the smart contract and can know exactly what is going to happen with the money. This takes away all the trust. That is why this would be perfect for government projects. We don’t have to trust anyone. We can do business with a stranger because we trust the math and physics.

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#1592
  1. A was the original internet with static websites that consisted of text images and links.
    2.Small pieces of transparent code that run on the blockchain.
  2. Everyone can see the code of the smart contracts .
    They can verify themselves.
    Don’t trust, verify
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#1593

Enjoying reading your answer format, I read everyone of them in Bitcoin Blockchain 101

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#1594

  1. Web 1.0 is the first static internet we used, with texts and images, links, boring and no adaptative page for different users

  2. Smart contracts are programed, transparent, unstoppable pieces of code on ethereum network. They are able to own money and to decide what to do with it.

  3. Transparency is achieved because everyone can verify what and how it is running on the blockchain.

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#1595
  1. Extremely basic websites with only text, images and links available.
  2. Small pieces of code that are completely unstoppable, transparent w/ tx, & can own + decide what to do with money (programmable assets).
    Irreversibly transparent code that can’t be tampered with - eliminates the need for a third party middle man.
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#1596

1. What was Web 1.0?

Web 1.0 was like bitcoin is blockchain 1.0 the “base layer”. In the old days websites where “static” so they only showed text, images and links. Then along came JavaScript and now websites could be programmed upon, this enables chats, accounts, youtube, facebook etc.

So Ethereum is the first iteration of blockchain 2.0 because Solidity allows for programming.

2. What is a smart contract?

A smart contract is a piece of code that is programmed to do a certain action with money. A DAPP then would useally be a collection of several smart contracts for example.

3. How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?

Just like Bitcoin Ethereum ( for now ) uses a proof of work consensus mechanism.

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#1597
  1. Web 1.0 was pre Javascript essentially. Static and very limited UIs.
  2. Programmable code on the blockchain.
  3. The ethereum blockchain is publicly visible. All transactions. All contracts.
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#1598

1- Web 1.0 was jus static content (text, images, links, etc) on the internet.
2- A smart contract is a program written in the blockchain that decides how funds should be deployed
3- Everyone can view the ethereum code

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#1599
  1. Web 1.0 was a static old technology where the only information that could be presented on website were text, links and pictures not much else
  2. A smart contract is a programmable code that executes instructions automatically.
  3. Because smart contract rules, once they’re in place, are unalterable. After a contract is written, neither the user nor programmer can change it.
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#1600

  1. Web 1.0 consisted of static websites with only images, text and links.

  2. A smart contract is a co tract which runs on the Ethereum Blockchain and is programmed on Solidity. It is unstoppable and transparent.

  3. Transparency is achieved as the behaviour of the terms of the contract are programmed into the Ethereum blockchain so cannot be changed.

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#1601

  1. Web 1.0 was the initial iteration of the internet. It was static and could really only be used for informational purposes. Reading text, looking at pictures, sharing links to other information sources on the web.

  2. A smart contract is a program that runs on the ethereum network. You use solidity to create smart contracts on ethereum.

  3. Everyone can view the smart contract, and verify the contents of the contract. It removes the middle man and allows us to act in a trustless manner. One reason we are able to act in a trustless manner is because we trust the math and technology behind the smart contract. Another is because of the smart contract rules, once they are in place, we are unable to change them. After the contract is executed no one can make changes.

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#1602

  1. Simple, static Websites without interaction, mostly text and images

  2. Programmable logic operations on the blockchain

  3. Same as with bitcoin, the code is public and all transactions are stored immutably on the blockchain, removing needs for middlemen and trust

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#1603
  1. Was a very simple web without javascript. This meant that there were only basic features like messaging.
  2. A code that will perform a certain action that cant be hacked or changed.
  3. It is all logged on the blockchain so anyone can see how it works and what is happening on the system.
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#1604

@SheaD Welcome to forum :smiley:

#1605

static websites, old times…

another layer, programmable money, goes beyond standard imagination

every smart contact is on chain, anybody can have a look

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#1606

  1. What was Web 1.0? Web 1.0 refers to the first stage of the World Wide Web evolution. Earlier, there were only few content creators in Web 1.0 with the huge majority of users who are consumers of content.

  2. What is a smart contract? A smart contract is a computer program Computer program or a [transaction protocol Transaction Protocol Data Unit which is intended to automatically execute, control or document legally relevant events and actions according to the terms of a contract or an agreement

  3. How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
    All the data is transparent and available to be traced by anybody but the confidentiality can be achieved by encryption. In other words, the confidential information is saved on the blockchain in an encrypted format, and the keys of decryption can be shared only with authorized individuals.

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