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Meni Rosenfeld

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Quote from: jadair10 on August 05, 2013, 01:32:03 PM

That is what I thought.

If I were creating a transaction and was provided the input for my transaction (i.e., in hash form), how can I specify the value of the output? My concern being, I do not want change created from the transaction I am creating.

I don't understand what you're asking.

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Quote from: jadair10 on August 05, 2013, 01:32:03 PM

That is what I thought.

If I were creating a transaction and was provided the input for my transaction (i.e., in hash form), how can I specify the value of the output? My concern being, I do not want change created from the transaction I am creating.

You can specify whatever value you want as an output. It just won't be valid if it's too high.

jadair10

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That is what I thought.

If I were creating a transaction and was provided the input for my transaction (i.e., in hash form), how can I specify the value of the output? My concern being, I do not want change created from the transaction I am creating.

Meni Rosenfeld

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Absolutely nothing. If you could deduce anything it means the hash function is broken. You can't even tell if this hash actually represents a valid transaction.

But assuming this hash is different from the hash of any transaction you know, you can tell that if in fact it is a valid transaction, it is a transaction you don't already know of.

jadair10

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If you receive the hash of a transaction that has not been broadcast then what do you know or what can you derive about that transaction?

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