In Solidity, this sentence:
(bool sent, ) = msg.sender.call{value: _amount}("");
What is the sense of that "," after sent variable?
Any link to offcial documentation?
Many thanks.
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1docs.soliditylang.org/en/v0.8.0/… – Richard Horrocks Jan 11 at 23:24
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address.call returns two things: the status of the call (as a boolean), and the returned data of the call (as bytes), in the form of a tuple. The type looks something like (bool success, bytes data).
This is a destructuring assignment, as mentinoned by Richard Horrocks in the comments:
(bool foo, bytes bar) = someFunction()
It takes the values in the returned tuple, and assigns them to the variables foo and bar. If someFunction returns two (or more) values in the tuple, but we only care about the first one, we can write it as:
(bool foo, ) = someFunction()
In which case we are not assigning the second variable. Doing this can potentially save some gas. Note that the other way around is also possible:
(, bytes bar) = someFunction()
