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This guide walks you through running the sequencer, compiling example programs, deploying a Hello World program, and interacting with accounts.
You'll find:
- Programs: example NSSA programs under `methods/guest/src/bin`.
- Programs: example LEZ programs under `methods/guest/src/bin`.
- Runners: scripts to create and submit transactions to invoke these programs publicly and privately under `src/bin`.
# 0. Install the wallet
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# 1. Run the sequencer
From the project’s root directory, start the sequencer:
```bash
cd sequencer_runner
RUST_LOG=info cargo run $(pwd)/configs/debug
```
Keep this terminal open. We’ll use it only to observe the node logs.
> [!NOTE]
> If you have already ran this before you'll see a `rocksdb` directory with stored blocks. Be sure to remove that directory to follow this tutorial.
From the project’s root directory, start the sequencer by following [these instructions](https://github.com/logos-blockchain/lssa#run-the-sequencer-and-node).
## Checking and setting up the wallet
For sanity let's check that the wallet can connect to it.
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The relevant part is the account id `BzdBoL4JRa5M873cuWb9rbYgASr1pXyaAZ1YW9ertWH9`
> [!NOTE]
> You can optionally assign a label to the account for easier identification using the `--label` option: `wallet account new public --label "my-account"`. Labels must be unique across all accounts.
## Check the account state
New accounts are always Uninitialized. Verify:
```bash
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The relevant part for this tutorial is the account id `7EDHyxejuynBpmbLuiEym9HMUyCYxZDuF8X3B89ADeMr`
> [!NOTE]
> As with public accounts, you can use the `--label` option to assign a label: `wallet account new private --label "my-private-account"`.
You can check it's uninitialized with
```bash