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A hash is the output of a hash function, a function which is a mathematically reproducible but irreversible process that takes in an arbitrary length input and produces a fixed length output. The same input will always result in the same output. Hashing is central to Bitcoin mining as well as the generation of Bitcoin addresses.
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How does a blockchain relying on PoW verify that a hash is computed using an algorithm and n...
The hash of a block is not simply a unique string; rather, it is a unique string generated using a hashing function.
A hashing function is a one-way algorithm that cannot be reversed. … Now that the hash has been generated, the full transaction data along with the nonce can be submitted to the BTC network. …
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