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My message above.
So example:
If your transaction costs 1000 Gas according to the interpreter, and the gas price that you placed was 1,000 Li, then the gas cost to you for the transaction will be
1,000 * 1,000 * 10^-6 = 1 Zil.
That's the mathematical way to go around it. If you want it to be simpler, send a transaction on the devnet. The viewblock will show you the cost breakdown (in both Zils and USD)
Hi, In the python api scripts for zilliqa to create transaction what do I set the chain to in "set _active _chain" if I am running a local network .
from pyzil.crypto import zilkey
from pyzil.zilliqa import chain
chain.set_active_chain(chain.MainNet)
my_key = zilkey.ZilKey(private_key="**")
payload = {
"to_addr": "4baf5fada8e5db92c3d3242618c5b47133ae003c",
"amount": "1000000000000",
"gas_price": "1000000000",
"gas_limit": 1,
"code": "",
"data": "",
"priority": False,
}
params = chain.active_chain.build_transaction_params(my_key, **payload)
txn_info = chain.active_chain.api.CreateTransaction(params)
print(txn_info)
MainNet
here:gas
in Ethereum is gasLimit
*gasPrice