Say I want to reference another smart contract in my smart contract.
Do smart contracts have an identifier (like a number 0xjdjdjdjdjjddj etc.)? And if they don't, how would you reference a particular smart contract.
All smart contracts have an address that can be used to identify the contract.
For example, the address for this contract is 0xE1Ac9Eb7cDDAbfd9e5CA49c23bd521aFcDF8BE49.
answered Aug 29 '19 at 23:28
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Can smart contracts store and recieve funds? Do they have a built in wallet? – Cryptic Aug 29 '19 at 23:37
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Yes. It sounds like you should spend some more time researching how Ethereum and smart contracts work. Check out ethereum.org for great guides! – Shane Fontaine Aug 30 '19 at 4:13
