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The pattern you are using is valid for certain table-like sets, but you should be aware of the limitations.
It is ill-advised to do anything with a contract that loops - Getting Loopy with Solidity.
You can, however, make it possible for a client to loop. It should be understood that "client" is an off-chain entity, in this context, because if it wasn't ...
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Trust me. Everytime (everytime!) you are thinking to loop trough a dataset whose dimensions you cannot predict at the “start of the time“ in a blockchain based system, you are using blockchain for the wrong thing and/or your algorithm must be changed by rethinking it.
Your model should be something where if a new “user” is added, the simply operation to add ...
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I input the string "Cow", to a function in the smart contract.
Next, I should be able to create a parent token which represents the string, and each child token should have a numerical ID within the range 1-50.
A contract factory could serve as both an ERC721 deployer and a registry (inventory) of the deployed tokens. ERC721, itself takes care of ...
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I haven't studied this in-depth but I see a clear problem outside of the mutex.
This is not random.
function random() private view returns(uint){
uint source = block.difficulty + now;
bytes memory source_b = toBytes(source);
return uint(keccak256(source_b)) % 100;
}
It is also not hard to guess.
You are trying to make ...
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