Let's implement a function that prints the result of an addition operation:
(define-read-only (add-and-print (a int) (b int)) (print (+ a b)));; Usage(add-and-print 3 4) ;; Prints 7 and returns 7(add-and-print 10 20) ;; Prints 30 and returns 30
This example demonstrates:
Using print to output the result of an addition operation.
Implementing a public function to handle the addition and printing.
The print function is a fundamental tool for debugging and logging expressions in Clarity smart contracts. It allows developers to evaluate and return input expressions, providing a way to output intermediate values for better understanding of contract behavior. When used effectively, print enhances the reliability and maintainability of your smart contract code by providing a clear and concise way to debug and log expressions.