Anatomy of a Smart Contract | Explained for Beginner's | NBIC
Channel: NBIC Native Blockchain Infrastructure Company
Date: 2022-08-16

Smart contracts are programs which are immutably stored in the chain.

➡ Every smart contract on the chain has a unique name that is hashed into 4 bytes and represented as an uint32 integer called the hname.

➡ As an illustration, the root contract's hname is 0xcebf5908, which serves as its exclusive identification in each chain. The _default contract stands out since its hname is always 0x00000000.

➡ Every instance of a smart contract has a programme with a set of entry points and a state. An entry point is a feature of the programme that allows for programme invocation.

➡ There are various ways to invoke an entrance point, depending on the kind of the entry point: a call, a view call, and a request

➡ Through an interface layer referred to as, the smart contract software can access its state and account.

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