Hello, Cairo

“Hello, Cairo” describes Cairo for the programmer who wishes to understand what Cairo can do hands-on, and start writing programs in Cairo. If you’d like a deeper dive into the building blocks of Cairo, visit How Cairo Works.

Get started with writing Cairo programs

• Programming in Cairo
  • Your first function
  • The assert statement
  • Writing a main() function
  • The primitive type - field element (felt)
  • Using array_sum()
• The 15-puzzle
  • What we need to check
  • The Location struct
  • Verifying the validity of a single location
  • Verifying two consecutive locations
  • Verifying the list of locations
  • Adding a dummy main function
• The 15-puzzle - cont.
  • Dictionaries/maps in Cairo
  • Preparing the list of DictAccess entries
  • Final state
  • Initial state
  • Putting it all together
• Program input and hints
  • Hints
  • Program input
  • Running the program
  • Taking advantage of non-determinism
• Voting system
  • Generating dummy data
  • Processing the program input
  • Verifying that the votes are signed
  • Merkle tree
  • Processing the votes
  • The main() function
  • Another batch
• A simple Automated Market Maker (AMM)
  • Accounts
  • Modifying an account
  • Swapping Tokens
  • The transaction loop
  • Computing the Merkle roots
  • Preparing the program input
  • The main() function