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They come in many different shapes and sizes, from those that move around coins or tokens within the blockchain environment, to those that rely on external data to satisfy their conditions.\u003C/p>\n",{"url":11,"mime":12,"ext":13,"width":14,"height":15,"name":16,"alt":17},[40],{"component":41,"props":42,"content":43,"secondaryContent":47,"ctas":48,"secondaryCtas":49,"ctasNoMarginTop":36},"section.full-text",{"centered":36,"withoutSectionContainer":36},{"text":44,"width":45,"align":46},"\u003Cp>\u003Ca href=\"/en-gb/learn/crypto-101/what-are-smart-contracts/\">Smart contracts\u003C/a> are pieces of code stored within a blockchain that specify a number of conditions and can only be executed once these conditions are met. 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Instead, they are programs mostly written in \u003Cstrong>Solidity\u003C/strong>, which is a high-level programming language developed specifically for the implementation of smart contracts.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>Once a developer writes a smart contract in Solidity, it must be compiled in EVM-compatible bytecode before its is deployed. The compilers used for translating Solidity into bytecode will notify the developer of many potentially exploitable problems in the code. This gives the developer a good chance to fix the code before the contract’s deployment.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>Since smart contracts are public, they can be accessed by everyone in the blockchain. Unless a developer exposes the code via etherscan or some other platform, what is visible to the blockchain community is the bytecode, not the Solidity source code.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>The inherent problem with smart contracts is that they cannot access the real-world information that is often essential for their proper execution. 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