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Candid: ICP's interface description language that enables seamless interoperability between canisters and frontends written in different languages. The key innovation? Motoko actors automatically consume and produce Candid interfaces. Developers never need to read or write Candid code - it just works. This completes the picture: Motoko reimagines blockchain development... show more

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