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@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ value of the commercial paper.
This lifecycle for commercial paper is illustrated in the diagram below:
.. image:: tutorial-contract-cp.png
.. image:: contract-cp.png
Where to put your code
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@ -46,8 +46,8 @@ Starting the commercial paper class
A smart contract is a class that implements the ``Contract`` interface. This can be either implemented directly, as done
here, or by subclassing an abstract contract such as ``OnLedgerAsset``. The heart of any contract in Corda is the
``verify()'' function, which determined whether any given transaction is valid. This example shows how to write a
``verify()'' function from scratch. A later tutorial will introduce "clauses", which are reusable chunks of verification
``verify()`` function, which determined whether any given transaction is valid. This example shows how to write a
``verify()`` function from scratch. A later tutorial will introduce "clauses", which are reusable chunks of verification
logic, but first it's worth understanding how a contract is built without them.
You can see the full Kotlin version of this contract in the code as ``CommercialPaperLegacy``. The code in this
@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ States
A state is a class that stores data that is checked by the contract. A commercial paper state is structured as below:
.. image:: tutorial-contract-cp-state.png
.. image:: contract-cp-state.png
.. container:: codeset