Extensions, by D. Bozhinovski
In the previous chapter, we implemented blockchain’s basic components. In this chapter, we will extend the blockchain with smart contracts and peer-to-peer support.
Bitcoin’s blockchain is programmable, which means that the transaction conditions themselves can be programmed by users. For example, users can write scripts (short pieces ...
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