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Not entirely... Depending upon the types of "timestamp", "data", "index", and "previousHash", the value, "timestamp+data+index+previousHash", may be interprete
by johnhenry 9y ago
Not entirely...
Depending upon the types of "timestamp", "data", "index", and "previousHash", the value, "timestamp+data+index+previousHash", may be interpreted as a number or a string, affecting the final hash.
Splitting it up prevents this uncertainty.