TapeOutWorld 发布电路入门与免代码调用指南TapeOutWorld Posts Circuit Starter and No-Code Call Guide
TapeOutWorld 发布链上电路入门指南：第一次上手画布可按此顺序搭建——半加器 5 个晶体管、全加器 9 个、能真正做加法的 4 位加法器 36 个、七段译码器 100 个，每完成一个 Circuit 可拖入下一步作为零件复用。另一条推文说明调用 Circuit 无需写代码：求值是只读查询，不需要钱包、交易与费用；写网页五行代码即可完成，用终端一条命令即可完成，也可以直接打开区块浏览器填两个框点击查询。TapeOutWorld published a starter guide for on-chain circuits: on the canvas, newcomers can follow a build order of 5 transistors for a half adder, 9 for a full adder, 36 for a 4-bit adder that actually adds, and 100 for a seven-segment decoder, with each finished Circuit draggable into the next step as a reusable part. A second post explains that calling a Circuit needs no coding: evaluation is a read-only query with no wallet, transaction or cost, doable with five lines of code in a web page, one terminal command, or by opening a block explorer and filling in two boxes to query.
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- @TapeOutWorld
You don't need to code to call a Circuit Evaluating it is a read only query, no wallet, no transaction, no cost If you build web pages, five lines of code will do it If you use a terminal, one command will do it If neither, open a block explorer, fill in two boxes and hit query The Circuit is alw
- @TapeOutWorld
If it's your first time on the canvas, try this order 5 transistors for a half adder 9 for a full adder 36 for a 4 bit adder that can actually add 100 for a seven segment decoder, the first time a number lights up Each Circuit you finish can be dragged into the next step as a part Half adder → fu