# Testnet

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For `testnet`, you'll need to use the Fetch Oracle addresses corresponding to the `testnet` deployment.  These can be found on the [Contracts Reference](/the-basics/contract-addresses.md) page.

### Reference Example:

```solidity
pragma solidity >=0.8.0;

import "usingfetch/contracts/UsingFetch.sol";

contract MyContract is UsingFetch {

  constructor(address payable _fetchAddress) UsingFetch(_fetchAddress) {

  }

  // ...

}
```

`Testnet` is a good place to simulate production use of Fetch Oracle. This requires the user to specify the data they want and incentivize Fetch Oracle's network of reporters to *fetch* it.  You can even run your own reporter if desired.  

Next steps:

* [Create a query](/getting-data/creating-a-query.md) (or use an [existing query](https://github.com/fetchoracle/dataSpecs/tree/main/types))


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