How Can a User Estimate the Correct Gas Limit for a Complex Smart Contract Interaction? ⎊ Path

How Can a User Estimate the Correct Gas Limit for a Complex Smart Contract Interaction?

Users typically rely on wallet software or blockchain explorers which perform a 'dry run' or simulation of the transaction on a local node. This simulation accurately calculates the 'Gas Used' without actually broadcasting the transaction.

The user then sets a Gas Limit slightly higher than this estimate for safety.

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