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I've never seen this type syntax in solidity? Can someone please let me know what is it and why is it written in that way?

Source : https://github.com/ourzora/zora-drops-contracts/blob/8755992e3ba55c9c9d1b061dacbe76278a225f83/src/ERC721Drop.sol#L61

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It's just a variable. We can write this like:

uint fundsSendGasLimit = 210000;

There is nothing "too" much different. But of course there are some visibility and mutability factors.

Lastly, you can use _ as a separator. Solidity compiler will understand what is for. 1_000_000 equals 1000000 etc

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  • So this is usable to write more readable code, right?
    – Sky
    Jun 2, 2022 at 11:26
  • Yes, the compiler doesn't care about the underscores Jun 2, 2022 at 12:06

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