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[[tx_structure]]
=== A Serialized Bitcoin Transaction
In <<exploring_and_decoding_transactions>>, we used Bitcoin Core with
In <<exploring_and_decoding_transactions>>, we ((("transactions", "serialized", id="transaction-serialize")))((("serialized transactions", id="serial-transactions")))((("Bitcoin Core", "serialized transactions", id="bitcoin-core-serial-transaction")))used Bitcoin Core with
the txindex option enabled to retrieve a copy of Alice's payment to Bob.
Let's retrieve the transaction containing that payment again, as shown in <<alice_tx_serialized_reprint>>.
@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ The transaction displayed in hexadecimal in <<alice_tx_serialized_reprint>> is
replicated as a byte map in <<alice_tx_byte_map>>. Note that it takes
64 hexadecimal characters to display 32 bytes. This map shows only the
top-level fields. We'll examine each of them in the order they appear
in the transaction and describe any additional fields that they contain.
in the transaction and describe any additional fields that they((("transactions", "serialized", startref="transaction-serialize")))((("serialized transactions", startref="serial-transactions")))((("Bitcoin Core", "serialized transactions", startref="bitcoin-core-serial-transaction"))) contain.
[[alice_tx_byte_map]]
.A byte map of Alice's transaction