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In this lesson, we start building the infrastructure for our Rust blockchain by introducing the concept of blocks and transactions. We'll create a new file, support.rs, to hold the essential components for block creation and transaction execution. You'll learn about the structure of a block, including the header and extrinsics, and how these elements work together to manage state changes within the blockchain. This lesson provides an overview of the upcoming steps to implement block dispatching and transaction handling, setting the stage for more detailed lessons where we will implement these features in our pallets. By the end, you'll have a foundational understanding of how to structure and execute transactions in a Rust-based blockchain. This video is part of a learning journey created by WEB3DEV. To watch all videos and learn more, sign-up at https://build.w3d.community/
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