Are solidity compiler versions backwards compatible? #267
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So, I started learning solidity today and being a C++ programmer, I wondered if the solidity compiler versions are backwards compatible? Can we write the older syntax and compiler the code using the latest version? would it even work? I am not able to wrap my head around it. |
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No, you can not compile the older version code with the latest version, but what you can do is to write version-specific code. Just specify the version and write code according to it. |
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No, you can not compile the older version code with the latest version, but what you can do is to write version-specific code. Just specify the version and write code according to it.