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Web 1.0 was simply static websites consisting of text, images and links. There was no dynamic websites, as most websites (in some way) are today.
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A smart contract is a peace of software that runs on a blockchain (e.g. on the Ethereum blockchain). As it is with every other record stored on a blockchain, there is no way to reverse it, so once a smart contract has been deployed to a blockchain, there is no way to revoke it, stop it or anything.
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The source code of smart contracts are visibly to everyone, making sure itâs possible for everyone to make sure how the smart contract runs, and that it runs properly. This, again, is because of the âdonât trust, verifyâ principle. You donât have to trust a smart contract; you can verify it yourself.
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Web 1.0 was the early days of the Internet. This was a time when all web pages were merely static. You can only view or read fixed text or images. There wasnât the opportunity to interact or have dynamic pages.
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A smart contract is an application that runs on a blockchain. It is trustless in that no person activates it. Instead, the blockchain responds when certain conditions are met and everyone can read the code that the smart contract runs on.
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Transparency is achieved in the Ethereum code by making all of the script language and programming viewable to anyone who wants to examine it. There is not a hidden component in the program so everyone know what it is designed to do and how it works.
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What was Web 1.0?
A: The internet before the JavaScript scripting language. It allowed for basic, static functions, such as sharing info through text, image or a link. Read and share info. -
What is a smart contract?
A: This is the idea where Solidity (Ethereumâs smart contract language) can be used to write said protocols that essentially hold money for a recipient that will be released upon the completion of some pre-understood criteria that had been programmed into that particular smart contractâs code. -
How is transparency achieved with Ethereum code?
A: The same way that it is on the Bitcoin blockchain. Since all transactions are recorded on an open-source ledger, anyone who knows how to read the code can see the details of the transaction on the blockchain.
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It was way more simple as we know it today. - TEXT -
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Smart contract is programmable money. Written in solidity on the Ethereum platform.
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Smart contracts are fully transparent cos they are small peace of the Ethereum blockchain,and having a similar cryptographic encryption like bitcoin and this allows immutability.Also the programming language is readable for anyone.
- What was Web 1.0?
Web 1.0 was the first and very simple, static version of the internet.
- What is a smart contract?
A smart contract that is a blockchain based contract that is programmed to execute a transaction when a given (programmed) criteria is met.
- How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
Transparency with the ethereum code is achieved with the transactions being recorded and visible on the blockchain.
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Web 1.0 is the internet as it was initially created.
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A smart contract is code that removes the middleman from a contract that is being executed.
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Ethereum code is on the blockchain and is available for all to review.
- What was Web 1.0?
language where we can read y share info very static and boring web - What is a smart contract?
programmable money it s a program we can´t be coerce by others , even if ichange opinion about what is already programmed , the SC will execute s supossed to be - How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
Its about transparency with too many use cases and avoid corruption in the process
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What was Web 1.0?
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What is a smart contract?
small amount of code to self execute when specific conditions are met -
How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
since the transactions are on the blockchain and cannot be altered, the transaction can be available for others to view
web 1.0 was just HTML programming where the designer could put out information, pictures and thatâs all.
2. Smart contracts are contracts that dictate how money behaves. for example, when certain conditions are met, someone gets paid.
3. Eth is a public blockchain. anyone can see where the money came from, and where it went.
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Web 1.0 consisted of simply static websites containing text, images and links.
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smart contracts are pieces of code that can be deployed on the blockchain to perform a function when certain conditions are met
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the code is visible for anyone to look at and verify
Q: What was Web 1.0?
A: The first iteration of the World Wide Web consisting of static pages served by web servers.
Q: What is a smart contract?
A: A contract which is automatically executed by code.
Q: How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
A: Because there are no intermediaries, once deployed a smart contract cannot be mutated and will be permanently stored on the Blockchain. Due to this finality, decentralisation and immutability it is a trustless system.
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What was Web 1.0?
It was Internet where you could only have static pages, you could just present some text, a photo, but no chatting, no different users having their own profiles or any other changes to the site was available. -
What is a smart contract?
Smart contract is a way to program what money does. If certain things are accomplished (those that were previously programmed in that smart contract) then the money that was put in that contract will be released to the recipient. If not it will go back to the sender. -
How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
Everyone can see what is in the contract and noone can do anything with that money because it is programmed to be released in a certain way.
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Web 1.0 was a version of the web where a user could only read and share information such as text, images and links. Users couldnât write into the web in order to make the web more dynamic and programmable based on different categories such as user accounting. Web 1.0 is the internet without java script.
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Smart contracts are small pieces of code that run on the ethereum blockchain that are unstoppable and a web 2.0 version of blockchain where the blockchain is more dynamic and programmable. These smart contracts on ethereum use solidity as its programming language. Smart contracts are used to program ethereumâs cryptocurrency as a translation of fiat money.
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Transparency is achieved with ethereum code by taking out the middle man between a sender and receiver. The smart contract cannot be changed or manipulated once it is deployed on the ethereum network, where everyone can see the code on the smart contract and allows transparency on the network. This increases trustlessness between parties involved with the contract.
- The first generation of the Internet that only supported things like text, images and links.
- It is a small piece of code that is run in the block chain that enables programable assets.
- Because once the smart contract is enabled is unstoppable until the programmed conditions are met (we don´t have to trust persons).
- What was Web 1.0?
Basic web interface, where there were static pages⌠could not interact with user.
- What is a smart contract?
Small pieces of code that run on the Ethereum blockchain.
- How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
Everyone can see what is coded on the blockchain.
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Web 1.0 was the first layer of internet basically consisting of text and pictures on pages and links to other pages with text and pictures.
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A smart contract is a short bit of code that lives on the blockchain that can own assets and do with them whatever they had been previously programmed to do before receiving the assets such as transfer funds to a given party when certain criteria have been met.
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Transparency is achieved on ethereum because all transactions are traceableâŚall code is viewable and verifiable, and transactions cannot be reversed or tampered with such as with Bitcoin
- Web 1.0 were simple websites, containing links, text, images. This enabled reading and sharing information only.
- Smart contracts are small pieces of code that run on the Ethereum blockchain. Written in programing language solidity.
- What happens with programmed transactions is visible to everyone. Transactions cannot be reversed or changed unless programmed in this way. If someone tampers with transactions, rules of blockchain apply and prevent this transaction taking place.
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The internet of things before languages such as java script was introduced, websites would consist of static texts, images and links.
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Smart contracts are pieces of software that run on the blockchain, they execute unstoppable transactions once deployed.
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Transparency is achieved on the ethereum blockchain by having the code publicly available, this can be shown, checked and verified by all parties involved.
Web 1.0 was static data
A smart contract is an un-mutable, transparent, program that exists on the blockchain
Anyone can view but not modify any smart contract on the ethereum blockchain
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Web 1.0 is the first intro of the internet back in the 1990s whereby it was limited in its function. only static images text and code was transmittable. Video and audio media was still limited back then.
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A smart contract is a programable set of instructions that are locked into a blockchain. They are immutable and execute based on predefined parameters that function on the instructions of the code. Smart contracts can include the management of digital money.
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Transparency is achieved by placing the programable contracts on a blockchain that can be viewed by all. So everyone can see and no one person can control.