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Each smart contract deployed on the Neo blockchain owns a private storage where only the contract itself can read, write, modify, and delete data. Data in the storage is stored in the form of key-value pairs, where Key can be a string or a byte array (ByteArray) and Value can be any type.

Smart contracts are executed on blockchain, which means that the terms are stored in a distributed database and cannot be changed. Transactions are also processed on the blockchain, which automates payments and counterparties.

Smart contracts are stored on the blockchain, which means they inherit certain properties. Out of the properties, two are of note?immutability and global distributability. Being immutable means once the smart contract is deployed, no one can tamper with it.

A contract repository, also known as a contract database or document repository, is a unique solution that stores all of your contract information in one accessible location. Companies can keep track of multiple versions of the same document when using a digital contract repository solution.

The storage and backup of your contract documents should be safe, reliable, and compliant. You should use a method that protects your documents from loss, damage, or unauthorized access, such as cloud storage, physical storage, or hybrid storage.

To properly incorporate another document by reference, it has to be adequately described in a new contract, and it is good practice also to attach a copy of the referenced document to the new contract to which it is being incorporated.

Another limitation of smart contracts is the maximum contract size. A smart contract can be a maximum of 24KB or it will run out of gas.

Each smart contract storage contains (theoretically) 2**256 slots that are 32 bytes long (technically an infinite amount of slots). A slot is kind of the ?basic unit? of the storage, when reading or writing from/to the storage we have to deal with slots and not with individual bytes.