smart contract languages

Smart contract languages are programming tools used to create self-executing contracts on blockchain platforms. These languages define the rules and conditions of agreements, ensuring they automatically execute when predetermined criteria are met. Think of them as digital scripts that facilitate trustless transactions without intermediaries. Popular examples include Solidity (used for Ethereum) and Vyper, designed to be secure and transparent. They enable developers to build decentralized applications, automate processes, and ensure the integrity of digital agreements efficiently and securely.