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Solana: Difference between InitializeAccount, InitializeAccount2 and InitializeAccount3 when initializing token accounts

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Understanding the Initialization of Solan Token account

When the tokens account is initiated at Blockchain Solana, there are three basic instructions that allow programmers to handle the tokens. However, these methods have clear differences in functionality, use and project effects. In this article, we include the differences between “inicizeaccount”, “inicitizeaccount2” and “inicitizeaaccount3 "when initiating token relationships on Solanon.

Initializeaccount

The "INITICITIZEACOUNT" manual is a new feature introduced in Solana 1.6.0, which allows programmers to start your tokens accounts without parameters or addictions. This means that you can directly create token accounts, causing the "Initizeizaccount" function, and by entering the appropriate token ID and an empty string as the drawer name.

Sol

Solana-token-apcounts.rs.

PUB FN MAIN () {

Let (program_id, _account_id, token_id) = program :: new ("your portocenic program", "the token program" .to_string (), "yoururtken" .to_string ());

INITIZEIZEACCOUNT :: New (new

& token_id.to_string (),

"",

Tokenaccount :: New (& Programid :: Default ()),

).

}

Initializeaccount2

The “Inicitizeacount2” manual, also known as “initial account” or “IA2”, is introduced in Solana 1.7.0, which allows programmers to start tokens with additional parameters.

`Sol

Solana-token-apcounts.rs.

PUB FN MAIN () {

Let (program_id, _account_id, token_id) = program :: new ("your portocenic program", "the token program" .to_string (), "yoururtken" .to_string ());

Inicitizeaccount2 :: New (new (new

& token_id.to_string (),

"Initial invoice 2",

Tokenaccount :: New (& Programid :: Default ()),

).

}

Initializeaccount3

The “Inicitizeaccount3” instructions are most of these three, as a parameter set is needed to initiate the token account. It is introduced in Solan 1.8.0 and allows programmers to determine the owner’s public key and token ID.

`Sol

Solana-token-apcounts.rs.

PUB FN MAIN () {

Let (program_id, _account_id, token_id) = program :: new ("your portocenic program", "the token program" .to_string (), "yoururtken" .to_string ());

Inicitiodeaccount3 :: New (new (new

& token_id.to_string (),

PUBKEY :: from_str ("YourPublicKey"). Demolition (). As_ref (),

Tokenaccount :: New (& Programid :: Default ()),

).

}

The most important differences

Here are the most important differences between “inicizeccount”, “Inicieaacount2” and “InitizeIZEACONT3”:

* Using Parameters

Solana: Difference between InitializeAccount, InitializeAccount2 and InitializeAccount3 when initializing token accounts

: The most obvious difference is that inicitizeacocount2 allows for additional parameters such as the key key to the owner. Inicitizeaccount3 requires a “parameter set, including the token and the public key.

* Sophistication : The complexity of these instructions differs from two steps, “inicitizeacount” is the simplest and “Initizeaacount3” that requires many parameters and operations.

* App in the project : When making decisions, which instructions should be used to initialize the calming token account, consider the following:

* If you want to create a new token account without parameters or addictions, use “ inicitizeaccount “.

* If you want to initiate a token account with additional information, such as the owner’s key key, use “InitizeIZEACOUT2”.

* If you want to determine the special parameters of the initial owner and/or token identifier, use the use of ‘Inicitizeaccount3’.

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