`gas_usage` is `amount * gas_price`. `gas_price` is by default set to 100 Gwei, but you can update the price on devnet with the following command: `starknet-devnet --gas-price 999`, where '999' would be the new gas price.


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When calling `estimateFee`, I get a struct with `amount`, `unit`, `gas_price` and `gas_usage`. Wondering what is the difference between `amount` and `gas_usage` ?


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Cairo: Difference between amount and gas_fee

heyy guys, running into a problem

I have this code :
```struct TokenLedger:
   member token_address : felt
   member drip_amount : Uint256
   member balance : Uint256
end

@storage_var
func tokens_ledger(index : felt) -> (tokenLedger : TokenLedger):
end```

```let (ledger : TokenLedger) = TokenLedger(token_address, drip_amount, balance)
tokens_ledger.write(index, ledger)```
But am getting this error :

```faucet.cairo:94:34: Unexpected '.' after '__main__.TokenLedger' which is struct.
let (ledger : TokenLedger)  = TokenLedger(token_detail.token_address, token_detail.drip_amount, curr_balance)
                                ^*********^

       Failed

Error in plugin Starknet: Failed compilation of 1 contract.```

How to write a struct in storage?

Can someone explain the difference `between unsigned_div_rem` and `uint256_unsigned_div_rem`?

Why unit version process so many extra steps, but overall number of steps for computing are different for these methods?



Can someone explain the difference between unsigned_div_rem and uint256_unsigned_div_rem?

What libraries are secure to use in the Cairo language? How to know which library is audited? 

What libraries are secure to use in Cairo?

Does anyone know how I can create an array and populate it in the python hint?
Basically something like


```cairo
let (my_array: felt*) = alloc()
%{
  ids.my_array = [1, 2, 3]
%}
```


How can I create an array and populate it in the hint Cairo lang/Protostar?

Why should I run a Pathfinder node?

Does anyone know how to print a uint256 in protostar tests?

```
let (local balance) = IERC20.balanceOf(asset, owner);
%{
    balance = reflect.balance.get()
    print("current owner balance: ", balance)
%}
```

this errors out: [https://github.com/software-mansion/protostar/issues/1129](https://github.com/software-mansion/protostar/issues/1129)

Does anyone know how to print a uint256 in protostar tests?

Hey there! 

I am using the Oz Nile framework for smart contract development on Starknet. More specifically, I am testing the proxy upgrade feature, but my tests fail with the error message TypeError: int() can't convert non-string with explicit base. This happens when nile.signer tries to sign a transaction. Here's the snippet in the stack trace below. 

```
def sign_transaction(self, sender, calls, nonce, max_fee):
        """Sign a transaction for an Account."""
        (call_array, calldata) = from_call_to_call_array(calls)
        message_hash = get_transaction_hash(
>           int(sender, 16), call_array, calldata, nonce, int(max_fee)
        )
```

Some relevant info:
cairo-lang==0.10.0
cairo-nile==0.8.2
openzeppelin-cairo-contracts==0.4.0b
pytest==7.1.2
python=3.9 

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