This repository contains the smart contract code for the Assignment contract. The contract demonstrates the usage of require(), assert(), and revert() statements to handle conditions and ensure the desired behavior of the contract.

The contract includes functionalities related to a solar panel machine, a weather changer, and bringing an umbrella. It allows users to check if it is sunny, generate solar power, change the weather condition, and determine the need for an umbrella based on the current weather.

• Solidity Version: 0.8.18
• License: MIT

The solar function is used to generate solar power. It uses the require() statement to check if it is sunny. If the condition fails, the function execution is reverted. Otherwise, it adds 3 to the finalCal variable. The assert() statement is used to verify that finalCal is not equal to 6.

The weatherChanger function allows users to change the weather condition. It toggles the sunny variable between true and false.

The BringUmbrella function determines if an umbrella needs to be brought. If it is not sunny, the umbrella variable is set to true. Otherwise, the function execution is reverted with an error message using the revert() statement.

The getCal function is a view function that returns the value of the finalCal variable.

To deploy the contract, follow these steps:

1. Compile the smart contract code using a Solidity compiler (e.g., Remix, Truffle).
2. Deploy the contract to an Ethereum network of your choice (e.g., local development network, public testnet, or mainnet) using a compatible Ethereum client or development framework (e.g., Remix, Truffle, Hardhat).

Once deployed, you can interact with the contract using the provided functions:

• Use the solar function to generate solar power, which adds 3 to finalCal. Make sure it is sunny, or the transaction will be reverted.
• Use the weatherChanger function to toggle the weather condition between sunny and not sunny.
• Use the BringUmbrella function to determine if an umbrella needs to be brought based on the weather. If it is not sunny, the umbrella variable will be set to true. Otherwise, the transaction will be reverted.
• Use the getCal function to retrieve the value of the finalCal variable.

The contract is developed using Solidity version 0.8.18. It is recommended to use a compatible Solidity compiler or development framework (e.g., Remix, Truffle) for compilation and deployment.

RIDAM ADITYA SINHA

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ridam-sinha-188133210/

ridamsinha20@gmail.com

This project is licensed under the MIT License.