Smart contracts are integral to blockchain technology, enabling automated transactions and agreements without intermediaries.
Smart contract testing is crucial for ensuring the security, functionality, and trustworthiness of smart contracts.
Common vulnerabilities in smart contracts include reentrancy attacks, integer overflow/underflow, access control issues, and logic errors.
Best practices for smart contract testing include using secure coding standards, employing multiple testing tools, simulating real-world conditions, regular updates and retesting, and engaging expert developers.