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No internal and private function can't be declared as payable
you will get a compiler error
TypeError: "internal" and "private" functions cannot be payable
The idea of having payable modifier is "to permission or prevent intentional and accidental value transfers" and using it twice first in external/public function and then ...
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Add:
dotenv: .env
To your brownie-config.yaml. It’s not picking up your environment variables, and this forces brownie to pick them up out of your .env file.
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Contract cannot take ethers from wallet address and transfer it, you need to pass the amount you wish to transfer as VALUE. Then your code should look like this:
function sendEther(address payable recipient) public payable {
recipient.transfer(msg.value);
}
Then if you want to transfer only exact one ether you can have the following condition in your ...
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