Difference between revisions of "Pushdata Opcodes"
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=== OP_PUSHDATA1 === | === OP_PUSHDATA1 === | ||
| − | OP_PUSHDATA1 is used to push data of a length from 75 to 255 bytes | + | OP_PUSHDATA1 is used to push data of a length from 75 to 255 bytes onto the stack. |
=== OP_PUSHDATA2 === | === OP_PUSHDATA2 === | ||
| − | OP_PUSHDATA2 is used to push data of length from 256 bytes up to 64 | + | OP_PUSHDATA2 is used to push data of length from 256 bytes up to 64 KB onto the stack. |
=== OP_PUSHDATA4 === | === OP_PUSHDATA4 === | ||
| + | OP_PUSHDATA2 is used to push data of length from 64,001 bytes up to 4.3 GB onto the stack. | ||
Revision as of 00:50, 13 January 2020
The pushdata opcodes push the next bytes of data onto the stack. Opcodes 1-75 simply push the next bytes of data onto the stack without a necessity to specify how many bytes to push.
OP_PUSHDATA1
OP_PUSHDATA1 is used to push data of a length from 75 to 255 bytes onto the stack.
OP_PUSHDATA2
OP_PUSHDATA2 is used to push data of length from 256 bytes up to 64 KB onto the stack.
OP_PUSHDATA4
OP_PUSHDATA2 is used to push data of length from 64,001 bytes up to 4.3 GB onto the stack.