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.CompactSize Unsigned Integers
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Unsigned integers in Bitcoin that often have low values, but which may
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Unsigned integers((("compactSize unsigned integers", id="compactsize")))((("unsigned integers", id="unsigned"))) in Bitcoin that often have low values, but which may
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sometimes have high values, are usually encoded using the compactSize
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data type. CompactSize is a version of a variable-length integer, so
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it's sometimes called var_int or varint (see, for example, documentation
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@ -207,7 +207,7 @@ nBits field in a Bitcoin block header is encoded using a custom data
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type known as +Compact+, which is unrelated to compactSize. When
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talking about the variable length integers used in Bitcoin transaction
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serialization and other parts of the Bitcoin P2P protocol, we will
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always use the full name compactSize.
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always use the full name((("compactSize unsigned integers", startref="compactsize")))((("unsigned integers", startref="unsigned"))) compactSize.
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For numbers from 0 to 252, compactSize unsigned integers are identical
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