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have a string `xy_ABCD`
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- The `xy` prefix (`cb`, `th`, etc) indicates what sort of data is contained
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in the rest of the string, and whether it is Base64 or Base58. (See [[
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BaseN ]]).
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in the rest of the string, and whether it is Base64 or Base58. (See
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[[BaseN]]).
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Generally, anything that is both fixed-length and likely to be input
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manually (e.g. public keys) is going to be Base58, else it will be Base64.
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## Quick Reference
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1. [[ API Encoding ]] (`ak_...` garbage)
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2. [[ BaseN ]]
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3. [[ RLP ]]
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4. [[ Serializations ]]
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1. [[API Encoding]]: `ak_...` etc garbage explained
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2. [[BaseN]]: Given `xy_ABCD`, what is the `ABCD`
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3. [[RLP]]: If the binary `ABCD` is some data with fields (e.g. a transaction),
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how to destructure the binary data to fields
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4. [[Serializations]]: Conventions for field order in Gajumaru data structures
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