neo-project · Celia18305 · Jun 12, 2024 · Jun 12, 2024 · Jun 12, 2024
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 # Deploying and Invoking Contracts
 
 In Neo N3 most of the functions are provided by contracts. ScriptHash is the unique identifier of the contract, and it is usually a necessary parameter for invoking contracts.

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 # About RpcClient
 
 `RpcClient` is a C# dependency library that can be used to develop various applications on Neo, such as wallet clients, games, etc. This project can help you easily invoke Neo RPC interfaces, construct transactions, and invoke contracts.

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 # Getting Blockchain Information
 
 The `RPC` module provides methods to get basic information of blockchain data and status, such as block height, block content, transaction details, and contracts. 

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 # RPC Invocation Methods
 
 The `RpcClient` encapsulates all the interfaces provided by RpcServer. You can send RPC requests in your code through the standard methods provided in this module. You only need to pass in the corresponding parameters, the SDK will construct the corresponding JSON-RPC requests and then get the data returned by the node.

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 # Transaction Construction
 
 `RpcClient` encapsulates the transaction construction module, which allows you to construct transactions in Neo N3 with specific parameters and methods to personalize your functions. This document introduces the relevant methods.

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 # Wallet Interfaces
 
 Most operations in Neo blockchain are related to accounts. A wallet is the collection of accounts that includes one or multiple accounts. This document contains the following topics：

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 # Using Neo Devpack Dotnet
 
 Designed for developers, Neo Devpack Dotnet is a comprehensive toolkit for creating Neo contracts using .net. It offers convenient contract project templates and a compiler. 

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 # Smart Contract Writing Basics
 
 In this tutorial, you will learn the basics of developing a smart contract. 

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 # Differences between Neo N3 and Neo Legacy
 
 This document describes the main differences in writing smart contracts between Neo N3 and Neo Legacy. Developers who want to migrate Neo Legacy contracts to Neo N3 need to be aware of these changes. Since Neo N3 is still being updated, here we only list significant changes and the document will be updated continuously.

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 # Smart Contract Framework (C#)
 
 The .NET framework is an encapsulation of the Smart Contract API, which helps .NET programmers obtain the blockchain data, persistent storage data, and NeoVM execution status easily using the classes, methods, and properties of the core Neo module.

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 # NEF and Manifest Files
 
 Neo N3 uses the NEF (NEO Executable Format) and Manifest files as a replacement of the AVM and ABI files in Neo Legacy.

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 # NEP-11 
 
 The NEP-11 proposal outlines the standard for writing NFT (Non-fungible token) contracts. This document will explain how to write a simple NFT contract using C#.

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 # NEP-17
 
 The NEP-17 proposal is a replacement of the original NEP5 proposal, which outlines a token standard for the Neo blockchain that will provide systems with a generalized interaction mechanism for tokenized Smart Contracts. 

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 # Contract Update and Destroy
 
 Smart contracts support to be updated or destroyed after release. Before you can do that you need to implement the Update and Destroy interfaces in the old contracts.

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 # Merkle Tree
 
 A Merkle tree is a kind of binary tree: It's able to quickly check and induce massive data and verify the completeness of block transaction records. Neo uses Merkle tree to construct block model. Neo's block head stores the Merkle root of all transactions within the block. The block data area stores transaction array.  

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 # Encoding Algorithm
 
 ## Base58

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 # Encryption Algorithm
 
 ## ECC Algorithm

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 # Hash Algorithm
 
 Hash function, or hash algorithm, is a method creating digital finger print from any kind of data. Hash function compresses message or data into a digested version to shrink the data into a fixed data size. This function disorganizes and remixes data, rebuilding a data fingerprint as a hash value. Hash value is always represented by a short string consisting of random letters and digits.

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 # dBFT 2.0 Algorithm
 
 ## Terms
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   - In case of receiving Prepare Request from the speaker before timeout:
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      1. Verify the validity of the message and whether it conforms to the local consensus context
 
      2. Prolong local timeout by ![](../images/consensus/5.png)

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 # Consensus Protocol
 
 ## Consensus Message Format

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 # Consensus Mechanism
 
 ## Overview 

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 # Consensus Nodes Election
 
 Neo is an open and transparent blockchain network where anyone can either initiate a transaction to apply for being a validator candidate or vote to decide which validator candidate can become a consensus node. The committee members and validators are elected based on the voting result.

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 # Deploying and invoking contract
 
 In the previous section we have compiled an NEP17 contract file (NEP17.nef) and contract descriptive file (NEP17.manifest.json), next we will move on to deployment and invocation of the contract with Neo-CLI.

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 # Developing a contract
 
 We have completed setting up the private chain and configuring the node. In this section we will walk you through configuring the environment, writing, and compiling an NEP17 contract using C#.

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 # Setting up local network
 
 ## Setting up a private chain

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 # Before You Begin
 
 In this tutorial, we will work you through an example of how to release an NEP17 asset on Neo blockchain, which includes the tasks of setting up and configuring the development environment, compiling, deploying and invoking the smart contract on a private Neo chain.

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 # CLI Command Reference
 
 Open the command line, navigate to the directory where Neo-CLI is located, and enter the following code to start the command line Neo node.

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 # Configuring and Starting Neo-CLI 
 
 After installation of Neo-CLI, this section we will walk you through the necessary configurations before running Neo-CLI and the steps to start Neo-CLI using commands. 

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 # Installing Neo-CLI
 
 You can choose one of the following ways to install Neo-CLI:

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 # Neo.SmartContract.Framework.Native
 
 A series of native contract methods that can be invoked in the smart contract.

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 # Neo.SmartContract.Framework.Services
 
 ## Class