TRON is an ambitious project dedicated to building the infrastructure for a truly decentralized Internet. The TRON Protocol, one of the largest blockchain based operating systems in the world, offers scalable, high-availability and high-throughput support that underlies all the decentralized applications in the TRON ecosystem.

Welcome to the TRON developer hub. You'll find comprehensive guides and documentation to help you start working with TRON as quickly as possible, as well as support if you get stuck. Let's jump right in!

This document is designed to help you build Web3 applications on TRON, including the introduction of TRON's basic concepts and core modules, development tools, and various examples. You can choose a theme according to your needs:

This function takes in the parameters, performs the exchange, signs the transaction, and broadcasts the transaction to the TRON network. Execute the function. JavaScript

Based on its on-chain activities and user metrics, TRON protocol has become one of the most active open blockchains globally with an integrated ecosystem encompassing Layer-1 protocol and smart contracts for a diverse range of use cases including APENFT and BTFS storage system. It is particularly worth highlighting that TRON has

波场tron以推动互联网去中心化为己任，致力于为去中心化互联网搭建基础设施。 旗下的波场TRON协议是全球最大的基于区块链的去中心化应用操作系统协议之一，为协议上的去中心化应用运行提供高吞吐，高扩展，高可靠性的底层公链支持。

TRON supports Solidity, a developer-friendly smart contract development language, which has the following features: Object-oriented, high-level language Statically typed Supports inheritance, libraries and complex user-defined types.

TRON allocates resources through the staking mechanism. In addition to obtaining bandwidth or energy resources, staking TRX will also obtain voting rights (TRON Power, TP for short) equal to the amount staked. Staking 1 TRX, you will get 1TP.

Estimate the energy required for the successful execution of smart contract transactions or deploying a contract

Tron uses Java-Tron as the node software to run the Tron network. Hence, Java-Tron is (among other things) responsible for executing transactions, generating blocks, achieving consensus and operating the peer-to-peer network. Due to the complexity of Java-Tron and the limited allocated time, this review cannot uncover all the bugs inside of it.