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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions contracts/final-project/Instructions.txt
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Expand Up @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ In this final project you are going to be challenged to put together much of wha
we've seen.

You'll find two contracts: EtbToken and EtbDex. They are fully functional, but vulnerable.
Also, in the test folder, a file named final-project-test.js with some
Also, in the test-fill-the-blanks folder, a file named final-project-test.js with some
boilerplate code to help you a little.

EtbToken is a simple implementation of a mintable and burnable ERC20 (ETBT).
Expand All @@ -29,8 +29,8 @@ What you should do, in this order:
2 - Write a complete test suite for every function on both contracts, happy and unhappy path.
3 - Fix each one of the vulnerabilities. You have the tests to be sure you didn't brake
anything. It's possible that you will need to re-write some or write new ones.
4 - Once you feel linke it, take a look to our proposed solution on the
final-project-solution folder. You'll also find a final-project-test-solution to compare
4 - Once you feel like it, take a look to our proposed solution on the
final-project-solution folder. You'll also find a final-project-test-solution.js to compare
your approach.

Vulnerabilities you should look for:
Expand All @@ -43,4 +43,4 @@ Vulnerabilities you should look for:
... and more.

Have fun!
Julián Zamt
Julián Zamt