Problem interacting with an Ethereum smart contract via Web3 in Python

By cineramaJuly 10, 2023Ethereum

I’m currently facing an issue when interacting with an Ethereum smart contract using Python’s Web3 module. More specifically, I’m trying to call a specific function named "requestL2Transaction" from the […]

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Problem interacting with an Ethereum smart contract via Web3 in Python

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