- Blockchain - Scope & Conclusion
- Blockchain - Adding Blocks
- Blockchain - Creating Miners
- Blockchain - Adding Genesis Block
- Blockchain - Creating Blockchain
- Blockchain - Creating Genesis Block
- Blockchain - Block Class
- Creating Multiple Transactions
- Blockchain - Transaction Class
- Blockchain - Client Class
- Blockchain - Developing Client
- Python Blockchain - Introduction
- Python Blockchain - Home
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Python Blockchain - Creating Genesis Block
We assume that the originator of TPCoins initially gives out 500 TPCoins to a known cpent Dinesh. For this, he first creates a Dinesh instance −
Dinesh = Cpent()
We then create a genesis transaction and send 500 TPCoins to Dinesh’s pubpc address.
t0 = Transaction ( "Genesis", Dinesh.identity, 500.0 )
Now, we create an instance of Block class and call it block0.
block0 = Block()
We initiapze the previous_block_hash and Nonce instance variables to None, as this is the very first transaction to be stored in our blockchain.
block0.previous_block_hash = None Nonce = None
Next, we will add the above t0 transaction to the verified_transactions pst maintained within the block −
block0.verified_transactions.append (t0)
At this point, the block is completely initiapzed and is ready to be added to our blockchain. We will be creating the blockchain for this purpose. Before we add the block to the blockchain, we will hash the block and store its value in the global variable called last_block_hash that we declared previously. This value will be used by the next miner in his block.
We use the following two pnes of coding for hashing the block and storing the digest value.
digest = hash (block0) last_block_hash = digest
Finally, we create a blockchain as we see in the next chapter.
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