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Blockchain / Solidityprogramming~30 mins

Access control patterns in Blockchain / Solidity - Mini Project: Build & Apply

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Access Control Patterns in Blockchain
📋 What You'll Learn
💡 Why This Matters
🌍 Real World
Access control is essential in blockchain smart contracts to restrict who can perform sensitive actions like transferring tokens or changing contract settings.
💼 Career
Understanding access control patterns is key for blockchain developers to write secure smart contracts that protect assets and data.
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DATA SETUP: Create the initial authorized users list
Create a list called authorized_users with these exact addresses: '0x123', '0x456', and '0x789'.
Blockchain / Solidity
Need a hint?

Use a Python list with the exact strings for addresses.

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CONFIGURATION: Add the owner address variable
Create a variable called owner and set it to the exact address '0xabc'.
Blockchain / Solidity
Need a hint?

Just assign the string '0xabc' to the variable owner.

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CORE LOGIC: Write a function to add authorized users by owner only
Write a function called add_authorized_user that takes parameters caller and new_user. Inside, check if caller == owner. If yes, append new_user to authorized_users. Otherwise, do nothing.
Blockchain / Solidity
Need a hint?

Use an if statement to compare caller and owner, then append new_user to authorized_users.

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OUTPUT: Check if a user is authorized and print the result
Write code to check if the address '0x456' is in authorized_users and print true or false accordingly.
Blockchain / Solidity
Need a hint?

Use the in keyword to check membership and print the boolean result.