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6 changes: 0 additions & 6 deletions config/badgeTypes/5d0d33a38c8295eade702e6d.json

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6 changes: 2 additions & 4 deletions config/stageContainerGroups/5d0d33708c8295eade702e6b.json
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"containerType": "Lesson",
"description": "Learn how to use web3 for your ethereum dApp.",
"thumbnailUrl": null,
"productionReady": null,
"productionReady": true,
"estimatedTime": 120,
"badgeTypeIds": [
"5d0d33a38c8295eade702e6d"
]
"badgeTypeIds": []
}
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The `submitBid` function allows a bidder to enter the auction, and make a bid.

In this task you will:
- Initialize `bidders` and `bids` with the first participant for the auction (`msg.sender`).

- Push the first participant for the auction onto `bidders` (`msg.sender`)
- Push the first bid onto `bids` (`msg.value`)

### Implement the determineWinner() function

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5 changes: 1 addition & 4 deletions projects/Introduction to Web3.js/1.0.0/intro.md
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### How web3.js works

The node only understands JSON RPC, so what web3.js does is transalates the JSON RPC code, so that you can send a JSON object into something that you can easily use in JavaScript.
The Ethereum node only understands JSON RPC, so what web3.js does is translates the JSON RPC code, so that you can send a JSON object into something that you can easily use in JavaScript.

The EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) executes based on the generated bytecode from the Ethereum Smart Contract. Web3.js helps translate these functions into ABI (Application Binary Interface) encoding, so that the EVM can understand it, and store the resulting state on the blockchain.

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2. Familiarity with JavaScript (promises, events)
3. Familiarity with writing smart contracts using Solidity.




To get upto speed with Ethereum, take a look at this great [article](https://medium.com/@mattcondon/getting-up-to-speed-on-ethereum-63ed28821bbe).