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This contains all the code to execute a successful flash-loan on the Kovan test-net of Ethereum. Flash-loan will be taken from the aave lending pool where will will take 1 DAI as a flash-loan, please keep in mind that you can take very huge flash-loans but make sure you have topped-up enough DAI in to your smart contract i.e. in this instance to pay back to the aave lending protocol as the fees and interest generated over this complex transaction. (by PavanAnanthSharma)
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