Chaincode is usually written in Golang or Java. Chaincode can be public (visible to all on the network), confidential, or access controlled. These code files serve as a smart contract that users can interact with via APIs. Users can call functions in the chaincode that result in a state change, and consequently updates the ledger.
There are also functions that are only used to query the ledger and do not result in any state change. Chaincode implementation is performed by first creating the chaincode shim interface in the code. Shim provides APIs for accessing state variables and transaction context of chain code. It can either be in Java or Golang code.
The following four functions are required in order to implement ...
