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Whenever i see a comment (//) on buildspace, i immediately know that a particular code is an addition. When i reached section "sell_domain_as_nfts", i was confused if it was a new "register" function or was the old function modified? that is why i thought to add "payable" as a comment so that new programmers won't have this confusion.
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Whenever i see a comment (//) on buildspace, i immediately know that a particular code is an addition. When i reached section "sell_domain_as_nfts", i was confused if it was a new "register" function or was the old function modified? that is why i thought to add "payable" as a comment so that new programmers won't have this confusion.