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hi guys my name is artur and today i would like to show you how you can verify your smart contract inside the blockchain explorers so i think it makes sense to verify your contract whenever you want to drop some nft collection or if you would like to build some defy product it's great to always verify your smart contract code because then everybody can check the code inside the blockchain explorer and even interact with your smart contract straight from the interface of the blockchain explorer so here i have a very simple contract that represents nft and i will deploy it right now to the rinkeby test network so it's a test network it simulates how the real blockchain works the only difference is that i don't have to use um the the regular if for the deployment of this smart contract so i have my meta mask set up for the rinkeby i have some fake eaters if you want to get some fake eaters just google faucet and the name of the test network which would be rinkeby you have to just copy your address and then specify it in some form and you will get the fake if so i have here my contract and i will deploy it right now to um the rinkeby nest test network so here i just compiled all this code before and if i click the deploy i would be asked with my meta mask to sign that transaction so i will confirm it and we have to wait a moment for the contract to be actually deployed here we can see that it's pending um so of course it takes a while once uh the contract actually will show up on the blockchain so um for verification of the smart contract we need to have the code of the smart contract and whenever we have a very simple smart contract with just a customized code here then it's super simple you have to just copy the code of your contract however it's a bit more complicated if you have to import a lot of contracts like i did here so i have here um the erc 1155 smart contract i have also some additional code like ownable or strings um these uh these files are including some special functions so for instance i have the only owner modifier and so on so of course when you do some real world example you can have here multiple imports and actually um then preparing the smart contract code is a bit annoying because you have to go to the each smart contract code and then copy this code of course the erc 1155 can contain some other smart contracts that can can be inherited from so this single file of the smart contract can be really really big so we can do it manually but of course we are programmers so it's good that we can find a way...