Once I’d finished doing the exercises I’ll show in this article, I realized they helped me a lot in understanding Hidden Markov Models (HMMs). That’s why I thought this might be a helpful article for someone trying to grasp the basic concepts of HMMs in a practical way. …

This is the fifth part of the Ethernaut challenges walkthrough. In this series, I try to share my experience of learning Solidity via the Ethernaut challenges. You can find the previous part here. The code solutions could be found here: https://github.com/aleksandar-had/ethernaut-walkthrough/ however, I suggest trying to solve the challenges first…

This is the fourth part of the Ethernaut challenges walkthrough. In this series, I try to share my experience of learning Solidity via the Ethernaut challenges. You can find the previous part here. The code solutions could be found here: https://github.com/aleksandar-had/ethernaut-walkthrough/ however, I suggest trying to solve the challenges first…

This is the third part of the Ethernaut challenges walkthrough. As previously mentioned, the solutions could be found here: https://github.com/aleksandar-had/ethernaut-walkthrough/ however, I suggest trying to solve the challenges first as the posts are structured in a walkthrough fashion (with hints). …

This is the second part of the walkthrough on the Ethernaut challenges. Part [#1] covered some basics (Remix IDE usage, ABIs, and other things) including the solutions to the first 3 levels. As previously mentioned, the solutions could be found here: https://github.com/aleksandar-had/ethernaut-walkthrough/ however, I suggest trying to solve the challenges…

As someone rather new to the field of smart contracts programming, I thought it might be of help to other beginners to share some of my experiences from different learning resources and how they helped me improve. Beginning with one of the coolest interactive introductions to smart contracts in Solidity…