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The resource you shared is a great starting point for anyone who wishes to learn about the blockchain in an interactive manner.

I would like to share the following educational resources for those who plan to learn more about blockchains:

1. Blockchain Demo - A step-by-step demo on how the blockchain works
https://blockchaindemo.io/

2. Coin Demo - How the Bitcoin Network works in an intuitive demo
https://coindemo.io/

Please note that I am not the creator of the above resources nor affiliated with them. I hope you enjoy checking them out.

Thank you very much for the information that I think is very helpful to people like me who really like things like that .... !!!
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Thanks for an easy-to-understand explanation..

Thanks for giving new information to all us.

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Its a great post to learn from....  But am eager to know something, how does this help steemians and is it for only crypto dealers?

thank you very much for the input you give. this is very useful for us all

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Read your post and you give alot information about the hashing power, Blocks and blockchain, but i am a newby like most people in this. I'm not sure what the relationship between those three is. You might want to point that out for the "normal" people among us.

One hour a day for forty days?

I don't want to discourage you, but the total of 40 hours is just not enough of time to do it. I would double it at least. You wouldn't regret doing 2hr/day, I can promise you that. 

Just look what awaits you after your 40 days preparation:

>Finite Fields
Elliptic Curves
Elliptic Curve Cryptography
Signing/Verifying Messages
Parsing Transactions
Signing Transactions
Creating Transactions
Script parsing and processing
Address construction/Private Key WIF Format Construction
Parsing Blocks
Validating Proof-of-Work
Difficulty Calculations
Merkle Tree Construction
Merkle Proofs
Network Message Parsing
Segwit

Those are some advanced topics that will make your head spin. Don't sabotage yourself with 1hr/day of preparation.

Anyhow, I'll follow your progress. Good luck!

thanks for sharing your ideas with us!

I am wondering if a Block always only contains one "hash," i.e., data object or if it can be more complex in its structure. Of course entering a script, JSON, XML or HTML the data would be in a position to virtually include anything. Still, it might be useful at some point to add another object/entity to make the data stored in the chain more complex.​

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Great time to join in at blockchain focused programming overall and get familiar with it if You feel like cryptorrencies are here to stay.

I would like to add the point that it's easy to find the SHA256 hash but it's very difficult / impossible to find the original string from the hash. Through this mechanism and the proof of work algorithm makes Blockchain a Blockchain. They are secure cyptographically, Not everyone can add a block (like Git) and the blocks are immutable because if you change a block, it would create a new branch and you would need to mine faster than all the miners on earth and keep on increasing the length of the branch to stop it from getting rejected which is impossible. No one has such computing power.

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This is well articulated,educating and easy to understand

This is good information.

Are you a self learner? What is the resources are you using currently?

Difficult to understand what you posting 

https://i.warosu.org/data/tg/img/0443/79/1451101103699.png

Thanks for posting the sight! I will definitely play with this over the weekend.

#blockchain #cryptogator #cryptocurrency

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Excellent post I congratulate you, you have my vote

Great post

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That explanation is so easy that even a half-blind mouse could understand it thanks for sharing it

A simple guide for people to learn about the basic of Blockchain. Thanks for sharing! Upvoted.

I found your video very interesting and instructive!!!Thank you for explaining the meaning of a hash and a nonce, in simple words ,and the role they have in the block hashing process in blockchain.Bravo!!!

I learn something from your post, thanks, friend.

I find your post quite educative and at the same time easy enough to understand for a lay person. Thanks for explaining the meaning of a hash and a nonce, and the role they have in the block hashing process.

Do you know of a good site that explains how POS hashing works?

Thank you.