import ( "fmt" "github.com/factomproject/factomcode/common" ) func main() { data := []byte("hello world") hash := common.Hash(data) fmt.Printf("%x", hash) }
import ( "fmt" "github.com/factomproject/factomcode/common" ) func main() { data1 := []byte("hello world") data2 := []byte("hello world!") hash1 := common.Hash(data1) hash2 := common.Hash(data2) if hash1 == hash2 { fmt.Println("The hashes match") } else { fmt.Println("The hashes do not match") } }In this example, we declare two byte slices containing similar messages ("hello world" and "hello world!"). We generate hashes for each of them using the common.Hash() function and compare the two hashes. In this case, the hashes will not match because the input data is different. In conclusion, the go-github.com/factomproject/factomcode/common package library provides a Hash function that generates a 32-byte SHA256 hash of input data. This function is useful for verifying data integrity in various applications.