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Which of the following blockchain doesnot suport smart contracts?
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Which style of programming is well suited for Smart Contract programming?
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In private blockchains you can create your own tokens for transactions.
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______ are systems that provide external data sources to smart contracts.
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What are the main tokens used as digital currency in Ethereum?
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What are the tokens used as computational fee in ethereum blockchain?
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Oracles provide a trustless way of getting external information.
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_____ relies on exchange of messages among nodes that follow a distributed protocol to come to an agreement.
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Which release of Ethereum will have Proof of Stake Consensus algorithm.
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In ______ mechanism the miner is selected based on reputation built over time.
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The POET (Proof of Elapsed Time)concept was developed ______ in early 2016.
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Permissioned blockchains usually use PBFT algorithms.
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Decentralized platforms do not require information to pass through a single point
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What does C stands for in CAP theorem?
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_____ are a set of rules that verify and add transactions to a blockchain?
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You can perform CRUD operations on a blockchain?
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Nodes are independent computing units of a distributed system.
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A peer to peer network of autonomous computers is a ______.
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Miners are rewarded with tokens like bitcoins and ether for mining the blocks.
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_____ is a mechanism that allows digital assets from one blockchain to be used as a separate blockchain.
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