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docs/smart-contracts.mdx

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 After the contract is deployed, it cannot be changed or removed from the blockchain.
 
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 ### Call of a Tezos smart contract
 

docs/tutorials/smart-rollup.mdx

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 - Applications that run complex logic on NFTs or other types of tokens
 - Applications that communicate with other blockchains
 
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 Rollups maintain consensus by publishing the hash of their state to Tezos, which other nodes can use to verify the rollup's behavior.
 The specific way that rollups publish their states and maintain consensus is beyond the scope of this tutorial.
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 To run this tutorial, make sure that the following tools are installed:
 
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 - [Docker](https://www.docker.com/)