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Questions and Answers
What is a significant quality of Blockchain that distinguishes it from traditional databases?
What is a significant quality of Blockchain that distinguishes it from traditional databases?
- Centralized control over data
- Total anonymity of users
- Immutability of recorded information (correct)
- Unlimited database size
Which statement accurately differentiates between permissioned and permissionless Blockchain?
Which statement accurately differentiates between permissioned and permissionless Blockchain?
- Permissioned Blockchains allow anyone to join, whereas permissionless do not.
- There are no differences between permissioned and permissionless Blockchains.
- Permissionless Blockchains require user authentication, whereas permissioned do not.
- Permissioned Blockchains restrict access, while permissionless Blockchains are open to all. (correct)
Which feature primarily enables Blockchain to ensure security and privacy?
Which feature primarily enables Blockchain to ensure security and privacy?
- Standardized data formats across all nodes
- Public identification of all participants
- Decentralization of data storage (correct)
- Mandatory user registration
What role does hashing play in Blockchain technology?
What role does hashing play in Blockchain technology?
What differentiates public Blockchains from private Blockchains?
What differentiates public Blockchains from private Blockchains?
Which of the following best describes a smart contract?
Which of the following best describes a smart contract?
Which consensus mechanism is commonly used in Blockchain to validate transactions?
Which consensus mechanism is commonly used in Blockchain to validate transactions?
What is a key benefit of integrating blockchain with IoT?
What is a key benefit of integrating blockchain with IoT?
What is the concept of Blockchain Decentralization and why is it important?
What is the concept of Blockchain Decentralization and why is it important?
Explain the principles of cryptography used in Blockchain technology.
Explain the principles of cryptography used in Blockchain technology.
Differentiate between Permissioned and Permissionless Blockchains.
Differentiate between Permissioned and Permissionless Blockchains.
What are the key components of blockchain security?
What are the key components of blockchain security?
What are some benefits of using Blockchain in Supply Chain Management?
What are some benefits of using Blockchain in Supply Chain Management?
Discuss the role of smart contracts in Blockchain applications.
Discuss the role of smart contracts in Blockchain applications.
Explain what a Merkle Tree is and its significance in Blockchain.
Explain what a Merkle Tree is and its significance in Blockchain.
What are the implications of Blockchain Scalability?
What are the implications of Blockchain Scalability?
Flashcards
Blockchain
Blockchain
A digital, distributed ledger that records transactions across many computers.
Cryptography in Blockchain
Cryptography in Blockchain
Uses encryption to secure transactions and maintain data integrity.
Decentralization (Blockchain)
Decentralization (Blockchain)
No single entity controls the blockchain; many computers participate.
Blockchain Mining
Blockchain Mining
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Public Blockchain
Public Blockchain
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Smart Contract
Smart Contract
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Hashing
Hashing
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Merkle Tree
Merkle Tree
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Hyperledger
Hyperledger
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Genesis Block
Genesis Block
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Ethereum
Ethereum
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Permissioned Blockchain
Permissioned Blockchain
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Blockchain Durability & Robustness
Blockchain Durability & Robustness
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Consensus Mechanism
Consensus Mechanism
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Blockchain Scalability
Blockchain Scalability
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Study Notes
Unit 1: Introduction to Blockchain
- Hyperledger: A framework for building permissioned blockchains
- Block: A unit of data in a blockchain, containing transactions
- Blockchain: A distributed, immutable ledger of transactions
- Cryptography: The practice and study of techniques for secure communication
- Genesis Block: The first block in a blockchain, marking its start
- Ethereum: A decentralized platform for applications and smart contracts
- Blockchain Mining: The process of adding new blocks to the blockchain
Unit 2: Blockchain Architecture and Protocols
- Hashing: Transforming data into a unique fixed-length string
- Merkle Tree: A tree-like data structure for efficient verification of data integrity
- Public Blockchain: A blockchain open to anyone
- Wallet: Software or hardware for managing cryptoassets and blockchain keys
- Miners: Individuals or entities who validate transactions and add new blocks
- Nodes: Computers participating in a blockchain network
- P2P Network: A network of interconnected computers that communicate directly with each other
Unit 3: Applications of Blockchain Technology
- Disruptive Technology: Innovative technology that disrupts existing markets or processes
- Smart Contract: Self-executing contracts with predetermined rules
- Blockchain Scalability: The ability of a blockchain to handle increasing transaction volumes
- Digitization or tokenization: Converting physical assets into digital representations
- Accountability in Blockchain: The ability to track and verify transactions within a blockchain
Unit 4: Challenges and Limitations of Blockchain Technology
- Interoperability: The ability of different systems to communicate and exchange data
- High energy consumption: Energy used in verifying and adding blocks to the blockchain
- Authenticity: The reliability and validity of data on a blockchain
- Regulatory Compliance: Adherence to relevant laws and regulations
- Governance and Consensus: Processes for making decisions and agreeing on the validity of transactions within a blockchain
- Traceability: Ability to track assets and transactions throughout the blockchain.
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