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3. What distinguishes interactive from non-interactive proofs?
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## Practical

Many zk proof systems are written in Rust. Learn Rust with [Rustlings](https://rustlings.cool/). It's a game with nearly 100 challenges. You are required to finish it.

### Thought Experiments

Engaging with these thought experiments will make abstract concepts more tangible and facilitate a deeper understanding of ZKPs. Each of these examples offers a unique perspective on the concept of zero-knowledge proofs:
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# Week 4 - PLONK

The exercise this week is required to do, your group has to publish a blogpost on PLONK and present at the end of the week and finish Rustlings.

## Practical

Many zk proof systems are written in Rust. Learn Rust with [Rustlings](https://rustlings.cool/). It's a game with nearly 100 challenges. You are required to finish it.
The exercise this week is required to do, your group has to publish a blogpost on PLONK and present at the end of the week.

## Study

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