Import multiple addresses only for clocks using Importaddress
Ethereum provides a powerful tool for importing a large number of addresses in your portfolio or contract. One such command is the Importaddress
RPC method, which allows you to import multiple addresses for bulk clocks only.
In this article, we will study how to use “Importaddress” to import 100+ for Ethereum addresses only at once.
the basics
Before we dive into the code, let’s look at some basic concepts:
* Viewing Addresses
: These are addresses that are not necessary to fulfill intelligent contracts, but can be used in other contexts, such as creating a contract or using them as an entrance to specific functions.
* RPC (calling a remote procedure) : This is a message system that allows you to interact with Ethereum nodes over the Internet.
Using Importaddress
The Importaddress' command imports one address only for clocks at once. To use it to import multiple addresses, you will need to review each address and execute the import of import separately.
Python
Import 100+ clocks only using Importaddress
IMPORTETTENSNFT
def main ():
Initialize a copy of the ETHSNFT Treaty
snft = ethsnft.ethsnft ()
Define a list for storing entry addresses
Inputs = []
Cycle through each address (1-100) and import it using Importaddress
For I in range (1, 101):
Create a new entrance object with your current address
input_object = snft.input (i)
Add the entry object to the list of inputs
inputs.Appnd (input_object)
Complete the Importcommand RPC method of any entrance object
Results = []
For entry into entrances:
score = snft.importaddress (“Importaddress”, “0x …” + str (input.address)))
Results.Appnd (result)
Print imported addresses along with their corresponding hashs and balances
for I, (result, address) in listing (ZIP (results, entrances)):
Print (F “Address {i+1}: {address.address}, hash: {address.hash}, balance: {address.balance}”)
If __Name__ == “__main__”:
Main ()
`
This script defines the function Main
, which initializes a copy of the contract ‘Ethsnftand creates lists for storing entry addresses. He then passes through each address (1-100) using
for ‘cycle, creates an entrance object for each address, imports it using aImportaddress' and adds the result to the" Results "list.
Finally, the script prints the imported addresses together with their respective hashs and balances.
Example Exit
Assuming that you have done this script correctly, here's what the output might look like:
Address 1: 0x … 1234567890ABCDEF, hash: 0x … 1234567890ABCDEF, Balance: 100
Address 2: 0x … 9876543210FEDCBA, hash: 0x … 9876543210FEDCBA, Balance: 50
Address 3: 0x … 34567890123456789, hash: 0x … 34567890123456789, Balance: 75
…
Address 100: 0x … 54321098765432109, hash: 0x … 54321098765432109, Balance: 25
`
As you can see, each imported address is printed with its corresponding hash and balance.
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