OP_PUSHBYTES OPCODE: Gélésing Son Rapper in OP_RATURN
In the Bitcoin block chain, a fundamental opko code plays an important role in the treatment of events. Two of the most critical opcodes are OP_RATURN and OP_PUSHBYTES. In this article, we explore the details of these OPC codes and explore their interaction.
op_reununtr: self-dominant event
OP_REUNT-OPCODE is used to create self-adjustment events where the event produces nothing more than an empty event for a certain hash. This OPCODE has become an extract from the Bitcoin script, allowing users to transfer funds without creating unnecessary transaction or gas costs.
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This is how Op_return is used to self-allant the event:
- Op_Runnn
Opcode is made, which prints an empty event outlet.
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op_pushbytes: specialized opkocod for data transfer
OP_PUSHBYTES OPCODE gives users the opportunity to transfer information from each other without creating a new event. In other words, it allows the transfer between accounts, such as images or files, between accounts.
To show its use, consider the following example:
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Note that after the op_return, the additional result is created bytx6dfb16dd580698242bcfd8e433d57ed8c6422272727292929292aaa4e755 ‘which is created” op_pushbytes_11 “opt” opt “
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OP_PUSHBYTES_111 TX6DFB16DD580698242BCF8E433D57ED8C64272A36894DE27292A4E75555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555
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This output can then be used to transfer data between accounts, such as an image or a file.
OP_PUSHBYTES_X still after OP_retturn?
The answer is a little more nuanced. Although the OpcodeOpushbytes_11 ‘is often used in combination with Op_retturn and Op_retturn to create complex self-operating events, it is not always required after OP_retturn.
Here are some scenarios where OP_Pushbytes may be necessary or that they may not be necessary:
- If you want to transfer only a small amount of data (for example the image) between the accounts with the OP_Reurn program.
- When the recipient needs additional context information related to the auto-conscious event, such as the public key of the sender.
On the other hand, when creating a more complex auto-carateristic event which requires the transfer of larger amounts of data or seals of complex scripts, “OP_PUSHBYTES” can be useful for guaranteeing appropriate performance and verification.
conclusion
Opushbytes Opcode plays an essential role in Bitcoin’s script language, which allows users to transfer binary information between accounts without creating new events. Although it is often used in combination with OP_RETRN, its necessity depends on the use and specific requirements of the event. Understanding how these opcodes interact, you are better equipped with complex self-regulatory events that are effective, safe and easy to understand.
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This article presupposes basic information on the language of the Bitcoin script and is only for training purposes. More information on op_retturn and op_pushbytes contain Bitcoin basic documentation or other reliable sources.