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Gas is a 'sub-currency' which enables the EVM and Ethereum's decentralised computer to run -- with each operation, an amount of gas (proportional to the computational effort required to perform the operation) is consumed.
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How to avoid/detect multiple internal transaction out-of-gas side effects?
The second one fails, most likely because it went out of gas (multiple attempts produced the same results, while adding 100,000 gas made it work multiple times). … I (mistakenly) assumed the if the second transaction ran out of gas, then the entire operation (including the first transaction) will revert. …
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