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Tarun Soni

I build and break stuff, Everything Frontend, web3

Aug 16, 2022

How To Save Gas When Writing Your Smart Contract In Solidity?

In this article, we are going to discuss some tips and practices to save gas while writing solidity code. What Exactly Is Gas In The Ethereum Blockchain? Each transaction in the ethereum blockchain requires computational resources to execute. Therefo...

techblog.geekyants.com5 min read

#solidity #web3 #web30 #blockchain

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bruce doctor

Aug 8, 2023

impressive article. how do you calculate or generate the gas usage table ?

Hey Bruce, Glad you liked the article. I pasted the code in remix.ethereum.org and we can see the gas consumed at the bottom

Tarun Soni

I build and break stuff, Everything Frontend, web3

Sep 23, 2023

Nitish Srivastava

Mar 22, 2023

man in your first point, in table you are showing function1 gas consumption is less then function2 , then how function2 is cheaper than function one. more gas consumption , more cost ... isn't?

Tarun Soni

I build and break stuff, Everything Frontend, web3

Mar 29, 2023

Thanks Nitish Srivastava Yes, the testFunction2() consumed less gas, I've updated the table. :)