GAS burning

[mkamran093]

There was a question in my mind, if we deploy our smart contract on mainnet, will it burn GAS from out account every time someone interacts with our smart contract or is it just one time fee?

[alfaqi]

Deploying a smart contract on the Ethereum mainnet incurs a one-time gas fee. This fee is paid by the account that deploys the contract and covers the computation and storage costs associated with creating the contract on the Ethereum blockchain.

Once the contract is deployed, interacting with the contract, such as calling its functions or sending transactions to it, will also consume gas. Users who interact with the contract are responsible for paying the gas fees associated with their interactions.

[mkamran093]

doesn't it makes the services of web 3.0 more expensive than web 2.0?

[alfaqi]

while some aspects of Web 3.0 may incur additional costs compared to Web 2.0, it's important to consider the trade-offs. Web 3.0 offers benefits like increased data ownership, privacy, and security. The costs can vary widely depending on the specific services and use cases.

[mkamran093]

It is the same as purchasing privacy, security and ownership of our data.

[Jayasatwik123]

hello @mkamran093
have u faced errors like this?

this is my git hub repo
https://github.com/Jayasatwik123/realestatedapp.git
branch is master
kindly help me 2 solve the error

[mkamran093]

Sorry but I am just a beginner in blockchain, and the repository you have provided has only README.md file