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I can help you understand what’s going on your code. Here is the CorreCated Version:
`JavaScript
/**
* @Description This File Provides utility functions to test and with this etherum.
*//
Const {exped} = require ('chai');
Const {Ethers} = Require ('Hardhat');
Async Function Tokens (n) {
/**
* @param {number} n - The Number of Tokens to Create
*
* @returns {object} an obedining the newly crated tokens and their resperesses.
*//
// Create a New Contractor (We'll be creating an ERC20 TOKEN IN THAT EXAMPLE)
Const token = Await Ethers.getContractorfactory ('ERC20TOKEN');
// We're use Hardhat Test Helper Functions to Get Your Account, Create a New Contraction, and Transfer Tokens
Const account = await ethers.etherum.getsigner ();
toocreTokens;
Tryy {
// Create a New ERC20 TOKEN
Const newtokeninstance = Await Token.deploy ({Count: n});
// Get the Newly Created Token's Ethereum Eddress (which should be a string)
cons newtokenaddress = newtokeninstance; address;
// Save the newly crated token's address for later.
newCreatedTokens = {Tokenaddress: Newtokenaddress, Tokens: Newtokeninstance};
} Catch (Error) {
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If (Error Instanceoff Ethers.adenemyError || error.Status == 0) {
console.log ("an unexpected error occurred during Token Cration:", error.message);
}
}
Return NewCreatedTokens;
}
// Example usage:
Const tokensn = 100; // Create 100 New Tokens
Const Tokens = Await Tokens (Tokensn);
console.log (Newly of the Tokens:);
for (let i = 0; i <tokens.tokens.length; i ++) {
Console.log ($ {i+1}. Token ID: $ {Tokens.tokens [i] .tokenaddress}, Token Count: $ {Tokens.tokens [i] .count});
}
Changes Made to Your Code:
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- We also save the newly created token’s address for future. This is where you can dokens to 15 later.
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Additional Notes:
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. This is true involve creaty a solid’s smart contract for token with the necessary and variables.
- If you need to this types of tokens (e.g., ERC721), you may need the code according.
Example Use Case:
You can, tokens function like so:
`JavaScript
const {exped} = require ('chai');
Const {Ethers} = Require ('Hardhat');
Async Function Main () {
Const tokensn = 100; // Create 100 New Tokens
Const Tokens = Await Tokens (Tokensn);
console.log (Newly of the Tokens:);
for (let i = 0; i <tokens.tokens.length; i ++) {
Console.log ($ {i+1}. Token ID: $ {Tokens.tokens [i] .tokenaddress}, Token Count: $ {Tokens.tokens [i] .count});
}
}
Main ()
This Code Locked 100 New ERC20 TOKENSES.
