Fix issue with smart contract compilation #31
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Algorand Coding Challenge Submission
What was the bug?
The original code did not correctly initialize the local and global state variables and did not instantiate them with initial values or types in the constructor
The bug was fixed by adding an init method to the Counter class, where the local state (count) and global state (counters) variables are initialized with their respective types and initial values.
For count, it was initialized as a LocalState with UInt64 indicating that it expects unsigned 64-bit integers keyed by transaction sender addresses.
For counters, it was initialized as a GlobalState with an initial value of UInt64(0), setting up a global counter starting at 0.
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