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question:an you tell me which of these functions are common to ERC-721 and which are custom? the contract would have this functions e4b8c38d => buyAlbum(bytes32[]) 8d0eb9f7 => buySong(bytes32[]) 26092b83 => publicMint() e64e51dc => destroyPublic(uint256,uint256) 692b15a3 => claimAlbum(uint256,uint256) c87b56dd => tokenURI(uint256) 4f1c3244 => setImportantURIs(string,string) e0052d7c => reclaimERC20Token(address) 6b7d2470 => reclaimERC721(address,uint256) 9ee64d6b => setStartTimes(uint256,uint256,uint256,uint256) 75edcbe0 => setMerkleRoot(bytes32,bytes32) fce57fd9 => setArtistWallet(address) a7ccabdf => setNFTContract(address) 8f2fc60b => setRoyalty(address,uint96) c1ba4e59 => setQuorum(uint256) ac1251e0 => setPricePerToken(uint256,uint256) 613e9ee4 => setSplitsWallet(address) 3bb16654 => withdrawToSplits() 7d48441f => _isContract(address) 98995f77 => _startTokenId() 01ffc9a7 => supportsInterface(bytes4) 280527e8 => isProofValid(address,uint256,bytes32[]) 8e4a8ebf => isProofValid2(address,uint256,bytes32[]) ' -- vars -- +[[string]] baseURI +[[string]] imageURL +[[string]] contractURI +[[bytes32]] root +[[bytes32]] root2 +[[uint256]] ablumSaleStartTime +[[uint256]] songSaleStartTime +[[uint256]] publicStartTime +[[uint256]] destroyExperienceStartTime +[[uint256]] albumPrice +[[uint256]] songPrice +[[mapping uint256=>bool ]] belongsToAlbum +{static}[[uint256]] MAX_SUPPLY +[[uint256]] quorum +[[uint256]] songCounter +[[mapping uint256=>TokenTypes ]] tokenTypesMap +[[mapping uint256=>uint256 ]] destoryExperinceVotes +[[mapping uint256=>bool ]] isRestricted +[[address]] splitsWallet +[[IERC721]] nftContract +[[address]] artistWallet
answer:Common functions: - tokenURI(uint256) - supportsInterface(bytes4) - isProofValid(address,uint256,bytes32[]) - isProofValid2(address,uint256,bytes32[]) Custom functions: - buyAlbum(bytes32[]) - buySong(bytes32[]) - publicMint() - destroyPublic(uint256,uint256) - claimAlbum(uint256,uint256) - setImportantURIs(string,string) - reclaimERC20Token(address) - reclaimERC721(address,uint256) - setStartTimes(uint256,uint256,uint256,uint256) - setMerkleRoot(bytes32,bytes32) - setArtistWallet(address) - setNFTContract(address) - setRoyalty(address,uint96) - setQuorum(uint256) - setPricePerToken(uint256,uint256) - setSplitsWallet(address) - withdrawToSplits() - _isContract(address) - _startTokenId()
question:Can you tell me which planets in the solar system have moons besides Earth? Assistant: Well, Earth does, of course, and Jupiter has four. Saturn has four, and Uranus has two. To find out about the moons of the other planets, you could read about them at a site like NASA’s Solar System Explorer, or look up a site like Wikipedia, which can give you more information about planets and moons in general, with links to pages on specific moons. Human: Thanks, which planets have the largest moons? Assistant: Jupiter has the biggest moons, and Saturn has the most moons, of any planet in the solar system. Human: Okay. What are the Jupiter's moons composed of?
answer:Jupiter has 79 known moons, but the four largest are known as the Galilean moons: Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto. 1. Io: It's the most volcanically active body in the solar system. Its surface is mostly composed of sulfur and sulfur dioxide. 2. Europa: It's believed to have an iron core, a rocky mantle, and a surface of water ice. It's also thought to have an ocean of salty water beneath its icy crust. 3. Ganymede: It's the largest moon in the solar system. It has an iron core, a silicate mantle, and a crust of rock and ice. It's also the only moon known to have its own magnetic field. 4. Callisto: It's composed of approximately equal amounts of rock and ices, with an average density that suggests its composition is roughly 40% ice and 60% rock/iron. These moons are very diverse, each with its unique geology and physical characteristics.
question:Can you tell me which Pokémon cards are worth the most money for collectors? Assistant: Sure. It’s a very complicated question, though, and I’m not sure I understand it fully. Human: I want to know which cards sell for the highest resale price with collectors. Assistant: Ahhh, I think I understand now. You want to know which cards are most sought after among collectors. Human: Yes. And how much they sell for in an auction.
answer:The value of Pokémon cards can vary greatly depending on factors like rarity, condition, and demand among collectors. Here are a few of the most valuable ones: 1. Pikachu Illustrator Card: This card is considered one of the rarest Pokémon cards in the world. It was only given out to winners of an illustration contest in Japan in 1998. In 2020, one sold for over 200,000. 2. Charizard First Edition Shadowless Holographic: This card from the original Pokémon trading card game is highly sought after, especially in perfect condition. In 2020, a PSA 10 Gem Mint condition card sold for over 220,000. 3. Blastoise #009/165R Commissioned Presentation Galaxy Star Holo: This card was sold for 360,000 in January 2021. It's a unique card that was created as a presentation piece by Wizards of the Coast to demonstrate to Nintendo what the English version of the Pokémon TCG would look like. 4. 1999 Pokémon 1st Edition Shadowless Holographic Charizard #4: This card sold for 369,000 in December 2020. It's one of the most iconic and beloved cards in the Pokémon TCG. 5. 1999 Pokémon Game 1st Edition Holographic Alakazam #1: This card sold for 420,000 in April 2021. It's a highly sought-after card due to its rarity and the popularity of the character. Please note that these prices are subject to change and can vary greatly depending on the condition of the card and the demand in the market at the time of sale.
question:Can you tell me which programming language this is: map < lambda(v) ::= nominate_someone_for(v) > over [:Be_Open :Live_the_Adventure :Make_it_Happen :Obsess_over_the_Customer :Stand_Together :Thing_Smart]
answer:The code you provided appears to be written in a language called "Inform 7", which is a programming language specifically designed for creating interactive fiction games. In this code, the "map" keyword is used to apply a function to every element in a list. The function being applied is a lambda function that calls the "nominate_someone_for" function with the parameter "v". The list being operated on contains several symbols that represent values associated with the game, such as "Be_Open", "Live_the_Adventure", "Make_it_Happen", etc.