# Smart Contract Overview

Developers have the choice of two languages for writing smart contracts:

[Solidity](https://solidity.readthedocs.io/)

> The flagship language of Ethereum, and most popular language for smart contracts.

LISP Like Language (LLL)

> A low level language, Serpent provides a superset of LLL. There's not a great deal of information for working with LLL, the following blog [/var/log/syrinx](http://blog.syrinx.net/) and associated [lll-resurrected GitHub](https://github.com/zigguratt/lll-resurrected) repository is a good place to start.

In order to deploy a smart contract onto the Ethereum blockchain, it must first be compiled into a bytecode format, then use [conflux-Abigen](https://confluxnetwork.gitbook.io/go-conflux-sdk/cfxabigen) to create contract binding for deploying and invoking with contract

## Examples

Please refer to [conflux-abigen-example](https://github.com/conflux-fans/conflux-abigen-example)


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