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Q1Domain Verified
In the context of the "The Complete EVM Opcodes & Gas Optimization Course 2026", which of the following opcode pairs, when used in sequence, is *most* indicative of a deliberate gas optimization strategy for handling state variable updates that might otherwise involve redundant storage operations?
`PUSH1 0` followed by `SSTORE`
`SLOAD` followed by `SSTORE`
`MLOAD` followed by `MSTORE`
`SLOAD` followed by `ADD` and then `SSTORE`
Q2Domain Verified
Consider a scenario where a function in a Solidity contract needs to iterate over a dynamically sized array, performing a read operation on each element. According to "The Complete EVM Opcodes & Gas Optimization Course 2026", what is the primary gas implication of repeatedly accessing array elements using their index within the EVM's execution model, particularly concerning the `SLOAD` and `SSTORE` opcodes?
Each `SLOAD` operation for an array element is a distinct storage read, incurring a fixed gas cost, and subsequent `SSTORE` operations for modified elements also incur fixed costs.
Accessing array elements via their index requires a `MLOAD` and `MSTORE` for each element, leading to significant gas expenditure due to memory overhea
D) Repeated `SLOAD` operations on elements within the same storage slot (e.g., if the array is densely packed) can be optimized by the EVM to reduce gas costs, but direct indexing still incurs a base `SLOAD` cost.
The gas cost of `SLOAD` operations for array elements is amortized, becoming cheaper with each subsequent access within the same storage slot.
Q3Domain Verified
A key takeaway from "The Complete EVM Opcodes & Gas Optimization Course 2026" is understanding how EVM opcodes interact with gas. When dealing with the `CALL` opcode, which of the following statements best reflects the primary factor determining its gas cost, beyond the base cost of the `CALL` itself?
The complexity of the called contract's fallback function.
The amount of gas *forwarded* to the called contract.
The number of arguments passed to the called contract.
The number of `SSTORE` operations performed by the calling contract before the `CALL`.

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