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## What you'll learn
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-Interact with TON Ecosystem: wallets and explorers.
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-Set up the development environment: use the Blueprint SDK for developing `smart contracts` using the `FunC`, `Tact`, and `Tolk` programming languages.
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-Send transactions and read from TON Blockchain using your preferred programming language and available `SDKs`.
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-Core concepts of TON Blockchain: `messages`, `smart contracts`, `addresses`, etc.
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-Basic templates are ready to implement your project logic.
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-Understand the key principles of TON Blockchain, including `messages`, `smart contracts`, and `addresses`.
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-Interact with TON Ecosystem, including wallets and blockchain explorers.
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-Interact with TON Blockchain, such as reading from and writing data.
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-Set up a development environment using the `SDK` for `smart contract` development.
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-Start writing smart contracts using the `FunC`, `Tolk`, and `Tact` programming languages in TON.
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## Concept of smart contract
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Before we start our journey to becoming TON developers, we should become advanced users of TON! Let's create your own `wallet`, send a few transactions, and see how our actions are reflected on the blockchain using `explorers`.
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### Step 1: Create a new wallet using an app
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### Step 1: create a new wallet using an app
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The simplest way to create a `wallet` is to visit https://ton.org/wallets and choose one of the wallet apps from the list. They are all pretty similar, so let's choose [Tonkeeper](https://tonkeeper.com/). Go ahead, install it, and run it.
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- For `Mainnet`, you can get `Toncoins` by simply pressing the buy button in the user interface or asking someone to send them to your `address`. You can copy the address from the wallet app, which is usually located near your balance.
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Don't worry, sharing your `address` is **totally safe**, unless you don't want it to be associated with you.
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- For the `Testnet` version, you can request funds from the [Testgiver Ton Bot](https://t.me/testgiver_ton_bot/)**completely for free**! After a short wait, you will receive 2 `Toncoins` that will appear in your wallet app.
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### Step 3: Creating Testnet wallet
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### Step 3: creating Testnet wallet
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If you decide to use the `Testnet` version, you can do so by following the guide below.
Congratulations! We’ve created our first wallet and received some funds in it. Now, let's take a look at how our actions are reflected in the blockchain. We can do this by using various [explorers](https://ton.app/explorers/).
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-**Code**: Shows raw smart contract code compiled from `FunC`/`Tact`/`Tolk`.
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-**Methods**: Allows execution of `get methods` to retrieve persistent contract data.
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## Next steps:
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## Next steps
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- Try experimenting with the `wallet app` and `wallet smart contract`: create another wallet contract in your wallet app and try sending transactions between them.
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- Continue to [Blockchain Interaction](/v3/guidelines/quick-start/blockchain-interaction/reading-from-network/) if you want to learn how to interact with smart contracts outside the blockchain.
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- Or dive into [Developing Smart Contracts](/v3/guidelines/quick-start/developing-smart-contracts/setup-environment/) to learn how to develop `smart contracts` yourself!
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- Now that you’ve tried the `wallet app`, take a moment to explore further: create another `wallet account`, try sending some TON between them, and observe how the transactions appear in the explorer.
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- When you're ready, move on to the next step: [Reading from network](/v3/guidelines/quick-start/blockchain-interaction/reading-from-network)
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