How can blocks be identified?
Answer / Vikram Singh
Each block in a blockchain is uniquely identified by its hash, which is a fixed-size string of characters generated from the contents of the block using a cryptographic hash function. Hashes are deterministic and unique, meaning slight changes to the block data will result in different hashes.
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