Here is an interested question related to PUblic vs External visibility specifiers in Solidity.

Basically Public functions leads to more gas costs than external ones.

Reason being : in a public function, the arguments of the function are copied to memory while in External function, it's directly read from CALLDATA.

and since CALL DATA is cheaper than memory, external function costs less gas.

Now here is my question:

When a PUBLIC vs External function has no arguments at all and still the external function consumes less gas. What exactly is the reason behind it?

Would love to hear from you guys.

its only a bit of gas

what i would do, is if the function doesn't need to be used by the contract, then make it external

not sure

you can't call an external function from inside the contract

one sec

this wont compile

change func() to public and it will

Ah. I know that part sir. I am a Smart contract developer myself.

I am interested in knowing the mechanism behind..

The reason behind why this happens.

Anyone willing to discuss this ?

search google :S

Additionally, its only like a 200 gas difference

as if they are doing x that way, there is probably a reason

uniswap and openzeppelin have really good code

for example

Yeah, I agree!

Spaceowl going well btw? 🙂 I was FOMO'd out of it by promises of pumps. I'm a TERRIBLE investor, better off sticking to code!

what is spaceowl?

me? lol

Your name? Thought you might be the dev.. 🙂

A token, anyway. Been around a while.

I remember someone telling me that my name was same as a the name of a rug lol

that is what your talking about?

Oh, it rugged? Seemed stable and real, was around for a good while I think. Haven't really been market focused at all for quite a bit.

Lol, i don't even know about that token, other than someone telling me that there is a token with the same name as me

Righty-o. Maybe they saw you somewhere and thought "that's a cool name for our rugpull!"

when will someone ask for an actually serious project that isn't a fork? seems like 40% of people want forks

Why to reinvent the wheel... When can get open source code then make changes in front/back end ..

don't reinvent the wheel

make it better

instead of the same safemoon fork 1000 times

seems like everyone wants to make shit tokens

instead of actually building something

Safemoon blah ... Pancake swap for me is better

But bnb still can be very costly if you do even simple airdrop

pancakeswap clone is still shit

bro, if all you do is clone and not build on top of it. consider yourself a shit dev

And i personally prefer Kardiachain .. so develop a project ..fast secure and transactions are dirt cheap

sorry

Ok mr.Pro dev ...you build every single contract from scratch or ....

I am not a pro dev

Don't reinvent the wheel for things like standard interfaces, security stuff etc - definitely DO for the actual FEATURES of the project. Everything gets beaten to death in this space, sick and tired of it, feel so privileged to be leading and participating in a community that is going in the OPPOSITE direction!

this

Me neither bit i do my best to improve myself

"Oh indeed" -- Omar

but I just feel like if all you know how to do is copy and paste code, then your not a dev

Quite. But it's a starting point. I think anyone who is serious about Eth-based investment NEEDS to learn to at least read solidity, maybe even code simple stuff!

Copy /paste is not working like that ....you must know what are you doing if necessary change few lines of the code or add some function... Bsc is full with useless tokens that ppl just copy paste

👍🏽

You don’t sound like a dev

Techrate have good reputation

No got very bad name

So you want audit that's check the code line by line but also Free ....???

There's no free lunch Mr

I am not saying free Mr

whats your budget?

20K

consensys?

20k is enough for consensys iirc

OK we will check i thought they are costly

FYI i am also auditor Mr, i am checking one external audit for our platform

First read correctly

My bad :) excuse me

OK no issue, we have to respect each other

Of course

Thanks

RugDoge....

Kick that spammer

why would you say: "Do you think i'm a spammer?" Lol

+1

Anyone here has react and typescript UI developer I have a short term project

not sure if that would help though

Tbh, what are things like npm if not copy/paste on steroids, with usually good and reliable code that many people have used, reviewed and liked? If you can find a lazy solution to something mundane, or very useful like upgradeable contracts and new token standards, you're probably getting better code than you could create on your own and you get to work on your own idea! Sure, you should familiarise yourself with the code base you're using, but not "reinventing the wheel" is a great example of best practices that lead to higher quality code - package repositories and managers have been such a boon for developers imo.

but they have to be in the same folder, so import "./dir/dir/file.sol" wouldn't work

As it would've created the pair, or just call createPair on uniswap v2 factory