Content-Addressed Identifier
A content-addressed identifier is computed from the data it names, so the same bytes always have the same name and a changed byte has a different one. The guarantee holds only if the bytes being hashed are well defined.
A content-addressed identifier is computed from the data it names, so the same bytes always have the same name and a changed byte has a different one. The guarantee holds only if the bytes being hashed are well defined.
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