{"p":"can-20","op":"mint","tick":"can","amt":"1000","rows":[{"df":"qa","content":[{"q":"How are the entry symbols of blockchain programs called?","a":"The entry point of a blockchain program (entry point) is usually a series of instructions called by a compiler or interpreter, which converts the program's code into  a smart contract that can be executed on the blockchain platform. The process of calling the entry point is as follows:\\n\\n1. Write a blockchain program: First, developers need to write smart contract code using a programming language (such as Solidity, Vyper, etc.).\\n\\n2. Compile or interpret: Compile or interpret the written smart contract code into bytecode, which is instructions that the blockchain platform can understand and execute.\\n\\n3. Deploy the smart contract: Deploy the compiled or interpreted smart contract code onto the blockchain platform, where it becomes a publicly accessible smart contract address.\\n\\n4. Call the entry point: When a user wants to interact with the smart contract, they send a message to the smart contract's address, which triggers the entry point"}]}],"pr":"b25dddff1b3519df1b5b9000829d15dff626e838e445acb229736a6b20937b42"}