Two addresses are generating (chapter-3)

[TimeKeyRoll]

Hi Guys! I am not able to understand whats been happening after calling this function. there are two addresses coming(which are red circled). Not sure where they are coming from and how to match these address to make sure if they are right?
could you guys look and help me to understand this?
Appreciated.

[krakxn]

Send the entire code of your program.

[TimeKeyRoll]

Yes I get it. But what I don't get it is how come we are generating multiple addresses while just clicking on the 'create' function.
Hence I asked where it's coming from. I know it's coming from calling 'create' function and every time we call this function it's generates an Address and stores it to array. I get that but how comes it's generating and what's the purpose of creating addresses!? Lol

Hope my question does not make you feel Nuts. Haha

[krakxn]

We are generating multiple addresses because whenever you are clicking the button we are sending a transaction on the chain you are using. Even the contract when made sends a transaction without a To:. For contracts, we need it to identify them, and the other addresses generated are when you click on the button which instantiates variable simpleStorage (of type SimpleStorage) and since its type is of a contract, you essentially create multiple contracts. Hope this answers your query

[TimeKeyRoll]

Wonderful explanation. I think it is just me. Never felt so dumb. But really appreciate your efforts man. I think I will understand it slowly and gradually. Thank you tho.

[krakxn]

That's okay, if you keep learning consistently, you will eventually be a master. It's the not-giving-up part which is the hardest - especially here.

By the way, I'm muting this now (you can still tag me); so, when you get a satisfactory answer close this discussion so that others who have the same doubt as you can refer this. Best of luck with the course!

[TimeKeyRoll]

Thank you man. And let it be open for others as well if they have explanation for this lol

[alymurtazamemon]

@krakxn Thanks for answering the questions! We are glad that we found a community member like you.

I would like to introduce you to a guide that Patrick just created, How to Answer a Question. I hope this will make you more efficient while answering questions.

Thanks!

[krakxn]

That's a great read - thank you very much! @ali-thegilfoyle