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  • you should understand how accounts/PDAs work in solana first
  • the signature/signing process and defining the program's address is basically the same as the other chains
  • the main difference is txs pass number of accounts with read-only or write flags along with some amount of data to give to the program
    • the data is just bytes usually defined [flag | input_data] where flag defines what function to run (usually programs have multiple different functions to run) and input_data is the data to give to the function
  • this is also a good post on the lifecycle of txs: https://jstarry.notion.site/Transaction-confirmation-d5b8f4e09b9c4a70a1f263f82307d7ce
  • you should understand how accounts/PDAs work in solana first
  • the signature/signing process and defining the program's address is basically the same as the other chains
  • the main difference is txs pass number of accounts with read-only or write flags along with some amount of data to give to the program
    • the data is just bytes usually defined [flag | input_data] where flag defines what function to run (usually programs have multiple different functions to run) and input_data is the data to give to the function
  • you should understand how accounts/PDAs work in solana first
  • the signature/signing process and defining the program's address is basically the same as the other chains
  • the main difference is txs pass number of accounts with read-only or write flags along with some amount of data to give to the program
    • the data is just bytes usually defined [flag | input_data] where flag defines what function to run (usually programs have multiple different functions to run) and input_data is the data to give to the function
  • this is also a good post on the lifecycle of txs: https://jstarry.notion.site/Transaction-confirmation-d5b8f4e09b9c4a70a1f263f82307d7ce
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0x nineteen
0x nineteen
  • 11
  • 2

  • you should understand how accounts/PDAs work in solana first
  • the signature/signing process and defining the program's address is basically the same as the other chains
  • the main difference is txs pass number of accounts with read-only or write flags along with some amount of data to give to the program
    • the data is just bytes usually defined [flag | input_data] where flag defines what function to run (usually programs have multiple different functions to run) and input_data is the data to give to the function