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Even though Bitcoin Core includes a reference implementation of a wallet, this is not intended to be used as a production wallet for users or for applications. Application developers are advised to build wallets using modern standards such as BIP39 and BIP32 (see <<mnemonic_code_words>> and <<hd_wallets>>). BIP stands for _Bitcoin Improvement Proposals_. Even though Bitcoin Core includes a reference implementation of a wallet, this is not intended to be used as a production wallet for users or for applications. Application developers are advised to build wallets using modern standards such as BIP39 and BIP32 (see <<mnemonic_code_words>> and <<hd_wallets>>). BIP stands for _Bitcoin Improvement Proposals_.
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<<bitcoin_core_architecture>> shows the architecture of Bitcoin Core:
[[bitcoin_core_architecture]]
.Bitcoin Core Architecture (Source: Eric Lombrozo)
image::images/mbc2_0301["Bitcoin Core Architecture"]
=== Bitcoin Development Environment === Bitcoin Development Environment
If you're a developer, you will want to set up a development environment with all the tools, libraries, and support software for writing bitcoin applications. In this highly technical chapter, we'll walk through that process step-by-step. If the material becomes too dense (and you're not actually setting up a development environment) feel free to skip to the next chapter, which is less technical. If you're a developer, you will want to set up a development environment with all the tools, libraries, and support software for writing bitcoin applications. In this highly technical chapter, we'll walk through that process step-by-step. If the material becomes too dense (and you're not actually setting up a development environment) feel free to skip to the next chapter, which is less technical.

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