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Performing data modeling using an example

The previous discussion should ignite your minds with thoughts that data modeling is an extremely important exercise for smart contracts and using the right data types for storing the values is equally important.

Let's understand the entire process using an example and assume that we again want to store employee and address information as part of a decentralized application.

Structures

The structure for employee is quite simple and it has been purposely kept so. You can add as many elements to it as you deem necessary:

struct Employee {
    address identifier,
    bytes32 name,
    uint8 age,
    bytes32 email
}

An Address struct is shown next:

    struct ContactAddress {
      string city;
      string state;
    }

The employee struct in...

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Ritesh Modi is a technologist with more than 18 years of experience. He holds a master's degree in science in AI/ML from LJMU. He has been recognized as a Microsoft Regional Director for his contributions to building tech communities, products, and services. He has published more than 10 tech books in the past and is a cloud architect, speaker, and leader who is popular for his contributions to data centers, Azure, Kubernetes, blockchain, cognitive services, DevOps, AI, and automation.
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