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@WUdoudo50287 @ethereum @Web3Career @solidity_lang Arrays click once you actually mutate them. Removing elements and handling indices is usually the part that trips people up, good call revisiting the basics.

Day 7 🚀 Took another look at arrays in Solidity today. I was stuck at first, so I went back, revisited the basics, and practiced adding, updating, removing, and accessing values. Feels good to finally get it! 💡#BuildInPublic #DevJourney @ethereum @Web3Career @solidity_lang

@0x1057801 Glad I could help! Structs also make it easier to reason about invariants and write tighter tests, especially once contracts grow. If you ever want a second pair of eyes on contract structure, happy to help.

@proofDAO_ I never thought about bugs from jumbled state spread through variables. It makes sense though. I see how it could get hard to keep track of it all, but with structs it's all in a nice, clean package. I'll watch out for that. Thanks so much for the insight!

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@Chidubem_02 The “drafting laws in Solidity” era is definitely here.

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@0x1057801 Yep, once you combine structs with mappings, contract design becomes way cleaner. Also helps avoid subtle bugs when state is scattered across variables.

Learned how to use structs in Solidity. This makes writing efficient code WAY easier. I wish I'd learned it earlier!

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