In this section of Module 3, you'll delve into the practical aspects of coding, focusing on the development of a flip program using Cross-Program Invocation (CPI) techniques in Solana, leveraging Solidity. The process begins with creating an interface in Solidity, followed by writing tests in `TypeScript`, and then proceeding to build, deploy, and test the flip program.

Designing Code for CPI Flip Program

Initializing the Data Account for the Lever Program

Repeating the Lever Pull with Different Arguments

In this part of Module 3, you'll delve into the practical aspects of coding a flip program that leverages Cross-Program Invocation (CPI) techniques in Solana using Solidity. You will start with creating an interface in Solidity and then move on to writing tests for the program using `TypeScript`, followed by building, deploying, and testing the flip program.

Creating Tests for CPI Flip Program

In this section of Module 3, you'll engage in the practical development of a flip program, harnessing cross-program invocation techniques in Solana using Solidity. The process encompasses creating an interface in Solidity, writing tests in `TypeScript`, and ultimately building, deploying, and testing the flip program.

Build, Deploy, and Test CPI Flip Program

This section of Module 3 provides an in-depth exploration of code design and development of a flip program using Cross-Program Invocation (CPI) techniques in Solana, leveraging Solidity. The journey includes creating an interface in Solidity, writing tests in `TypeScript`, and culminates in building, deploying, and testing the flip program.