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* '''Inline Functions''' - "General rule of thumb is to use inline except when you have a good reason not to. Keep in mind that if you're getting a weird error, it's probably good to change your inlines to regular functions for debugging purposes." | * '''Inline Functions''' - "General rule of thumb is to use inline except when you have a good reason not to. Keep in mind that if you're getting a weird error, it's probably good to change your inlines to regular functions for debugging purposes." | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:21, 25 January 2024
- Singleton comments
- Securing spend with announcements - overview
- Puzzle hints
- Identifying CATs
- Getting started with PRs - Quex
- Signature creation in Python3
- Signature tracing
- Timed events
- Cancelling a coin
- Length of a list
- Graftroot Quexington
- Block Composition
- Simplest puzzles for testing
- Inline Functions - "General rule of thumb is to use inline except when you have a good reason not to. Keep in mind that if you're getting a weird error, it's probably good to change your inlines to regular functions for debugging purposes."
- Intercoin Communication
- Errors