💻Building Defi on Ton | 04 | Tact Int, Bool, Address Primitive Types

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TON Blockchain: ton.org/en
Blueprint Framework: github.com/ton...
Tact by example Integers: tact-by-exampl...
Tact by example Integer Operations: tact-by-exampl...
Tact by example Bools: tact-by-exampl...
Tact by example Addresses: tact-by-exampl...
Join me as we delve into the foundational data types of the TON blockchain's smart contract language-Tact. This guide provides a comprehensive tutorial on the practical use of Int, Bool, and Address types within Tact, highlighting their importance in developing robust smart contracts on the TON blockchain.
What You Will Learn:
- Understanding Tact Smart Contract Language: An introduction to the primary data types used in Tact (Int, Bool, and Address) and their roles in smart contracts.
- Practical Examples and Implementations: Step-by-step guidance on implementing these data types in various smart contract scenarios to illustrate their functionality and versatility.
- Data Handling and Operations: How to manipulate these data types through various operations to maintain precision and efficiency in smart contracts.
Key Features Covered:
- Detailed Code Examples: Walk-through of code snippets that demonstrate the use and manipulation of Int, Bool, and Address types in real-world contract scenarios.
- Type-Specific Operations and Techniques: Insight into specific operations relevant to each type, such as arithmetic for Int, logical operations for Bool, and address manipulation and comparison for Address.
- Best Practices in Type Usage: Tips on optimizing data handling and ensuring type safety and reliability in contract development.
Who Should Watch:
- Budding Blockchain Enthusiasts: Ideal for individuals beginning their journey into blockchain development, especially those interested in the intricacies of smart contract data types.
- Advanced Developers: Seasoned developers looking to deepen their understanding of data type management and utilization in smart contract coding.
- Academics and Blockchain Students: Educators and students seeking detailed, practical examples of fundamental data type usage in smart contracts for educational purposes.

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