evoting | remote electronic voting protocol implementation | Blockchain library
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A remote electronic voting protocol implementation on Ethereum using ECC blind signatures
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I am new in flask. I have a parsed.json file. i want to get parsed.json file data from url with get methods. I have try solution post on stackoverflow but my problem is not solved.Hope for solution
this is json data in parsed.json file
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Answered 2019-Apr-27 at 19:01You can wrap your "parsed json" with a pair of brackets "[...]"
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I am trying to convert xml file into csv file. How to read and parse xml file and convert into csv? Is there any package to convert xml into csv.
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Answered 2019-Apr-26 at 15:16something like this could work:
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I am currently learning ETH blockchain based DApp development. I want to ask that, if we are developing an eVoting application based on blockchain, then how can we ensure that each citizen is voting only once and votes are calculated properly to avoid duplicate votes?
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Answered 2018-Nov-08 at 14:08Identity is a very difficult thing to do on the blockchain and is the subject of very active research by many large and small entities.
With this said, the way to limit users to one vote each on the Ethereum blockchain is to limit each public address to one vote each. Your smart contract can check if the user has already voted, and can deny the user a second vote. This does not stop users from simply creating a second account and voting again.
The most effective way to do this given technological limitations is to simply perform the identity check off-chain. You can implement a Know Your Customer (KYC) system on your site and assign each user to a single address. Provided the system is robust, it should be extremely difficult for people to create multiple identities.
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