Question guys, is there anything wrong with deploying your contract

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Question guys, is there anything wrong with deploying your contract

with "imports" at the top? I noticed a lot of contracts include the interfaces or libraries and it turns out to be a 4000 line contract and some just import on top

#english #programming #solidity

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07.07.2022

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Dipseller Jay Автор вопроса

Krakovia | KKTeam (afk from 25-30)
those are called flattened, i don't think there is...

Cool man thanks for the reply

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07.07.2022

DyX

Krakovia | KKTeam (afk from 25-30)
those are called flattened, i don't think there is...

Imports can help with the contract size

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07.07.2022

Krakovia | KKTeam (afk from 25-30)

DyX
Imports can help with the contract size

yep exactly

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07.07.2022

Steve ANT

imports are pretty fair practices, splitting up large codebases into chunks of easily readable files. one benefit of flattening contracts is they're easier to verify and share. regardless, all embedded libraries/files (aka imports) will count towards the 24.576 kb hard limit, it's here to prevent Denial-Of-Service (DOS) attacks. 24.576 kb is your bytecode size limit, not source files. as the contract size increases (reading the code from disk, pre-processing the code, adding data to the Merkle proof) increases drastically as well.

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08.07.2022

Krakovia | KKTeam (afk from 25-30) · Accepted Answer

Krakovia | KKTeam (afk from 25-30)

those are called flattened, i don't think there is a real gain. If you split the contracts, it's more readable and sometimes is necessary to avoid contract size limits

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