In this article, we will be looking into the elements of a JavaScript-based NEAR smart contract. We will also see how to use the NEAR Command Line Interface(CLI), a powerful tool that lets you interact with the network. In NEAR, after you write a contract, it gets compiled into WebAssembly.

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IntroductionUnderstanding a NEAR smart contractSetting up the environmentWriting the smart contractThe importsClass declarationSetting default valuesAdding the functionsSmart contract deploymentAccessing the accountDeploy contractConclusion

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