Arguments: _interfaceId is the ID of the interface to check for adherence to. The view function can be accessed externally by anyone, and internally within this contract. The view function does not alter state on the blockchain. The function overrides a function definition from the IERC165 interface. The function returns a flag indicating if this contract adheres to the specified interface. Body
Return true if the provided interface ID is in the list of interfaces this contract adheres to.
/**@notice Indicates if this contract adheres to the specified interface.@dev See {IERC165-supportsInterface}.@param _interfaceId The ID of the interface to check for adherence to.*/functionsupportsInterface(bytes4 _interfaceId)publicviewvirtualoverride(IERC165, ERC721)returns (bool){return _interfaceId ==type(ISnowconeProjects).interfaceId || _interfaceId ==type(ISnowconeOperatable).interfaceId ||super.supportsInterface(_interfaceId);}
The bug bounty program is a way to incentivize the community to help identify potential vulnerabilities in the contract code. The rewards are categorized based on the severity and potential impact of the identified issue.
Optimization: If you can suggest a way to make the operation more efficient, perhaps by reducing gas costs or improving computational efficiency, you can earn a reward of 0.5 ETH.
Low Severity: If you identify a vulnerability that could lead to an inconvenience for a user of the protocol or for a protocol developer, but doesn't pose a serious risk to the protocol's functionality or users' funds, you can earn a reward of 1 ETH.
High Severity: If you identify a vulnerability that could lead to data corruption or loss of funds, you can earn a reward of 5+ ETH. The exact amount will depend on the severity and potential impact of the issue.
Please note that the rewards are paid out in ETH and the actual USD value may vary based on the current market price of ETH.