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API-Encoding.md

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have a string `xy_ABCD` have a string `xy_ABCD`
- The `xy` prefix (`cb`, `th`, etc) indicates what sort of data is contained - The `xy` prefix (`cb`, `th`, etc) indicates what sort of data is contained
in the rest of the string, and whether it is Base64 or Base58. (See [[ in the rest of the string, and whether it is Base64 or Base58. (See
BaseN ]]). [[BaseN]]).
Generally, anything that is both fixed-length and likely to be input Generally, anything that is both fixed-length and likely to be input
manually (e.g. public keys) is going to be Base58, else it will be Base64. manually (e.g. public keys) is going to be Base58, else it will be Base64.

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## Quick Reference ## Quick Reference
1. [[ API Encoding ]] (`ak_...` garbage) 1. [[API Encoding]]: `ak_...` etc garbage explained
2. [[ BaseN ]] 2. [[BaseN]]: Given `xy_ABCD`, what is the `ABCD`
3. [[ RLP ]] 3. [[RLP]]: If the binary `ABCD` is some data with fields (e.g. a transaction),
4. [[ Serializations ]] how to destructure the binary data to fields
4. [[Serializations]]: Conventions for field order in Gajumaru data structures