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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion source/docs/casper/developers/cli/calling-contracts.md
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The following sample response contains a `deploy_hash`, needed to verify the changes in global state, as described [here](./installing-contracts.md#querying-global-state).

<details>
<summary><b>Sample response</b></summary>
<summary>Sample response</summary>

```rust
{
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Here is how your account state would look. Notice that the sample response contains several named keys, including "counter", "counter_package_name", and "version". You can use these values to query the contract state further, as shown in the next example.

<details>
<summary><b>Sample account state</b></summary>
<summary>Sample account state</summary>

```bash
{
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Here is how the sample contract would look and would contain details such as the `contract_package_hash`, the contract `entry_points`, and the `named_keys` for the contract.

<details>
<summary><b>Sample contract state</b></summary>
<summary>Sample contract state</summary>

```bash
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```

<details>
<summary><b>Sample stored value</b></summary>
<summary>Sample stored value</summary>

```bash
{
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Here is how the contract package details would look. The response would contain the `contract_hash`, which you would need to [call a contract by hash](./calling-contracts.md#calling-contracts-by-hash) in the next section. You would also see the `access_key` for the `ContractPackage` and the current `contract_version`.

<details>
<summary><b>Sample contract package state</b></summary>
<summary>Sample contract package state</summary>

```bash
{
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Here is how your account state would look. Notice that the sample response contains several named keys, including "counter", "counter_package_name", and "version". You can use these values to query the contract state further, as shown in the next example.

<details>
<summary><b>Sample account state</b></summary>
<summary>Sample account state</summary>

```bash
{
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Here is how the sample contract would look and would contain details such as the `contract_package_hash`, the contract `entry_points`, and the `named_keys` for the contract.

<details>
<summary><b>Sample contract state</b></summary>
<summary>Sample contract state</summary>

```bash
{
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```

<details>
<summary><b>Sample stored value</b></summary>
<summary>Sample stored value</summary>

```bash
{
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Here is how the contract package details would look. The response would contain the `contract_hash`, which you would need to [call a contract by hash](./calling-contracts.md#calling-contracts-by-hash) in the next section. You would also see the `access_key` for the `ContractPackage` and the current `contract_version`.

<details>
<summary><b>Sample contract package state</b></summary>
<summary>Sample contract package state</summary>

```bash
{
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- `key` - The base key for the query. This must be a properly formatted transfer address.

<details>
<summary><b>Explore the JSON-RPC request and response generated.</b></summary>
<summary>Explore the JSON-RPC request and response generated.</summary>

**JSON-RPC Request**:

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```

<details>
<summary><b>Sample output of the get-state-root-hash command</b></summary>
<summary>Sample output of the get-state-root-hash command</summary>

```json
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<details>

<summary><b>Example chain_get_block request</b></summary>
<summary>Example chain_get_block request</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example chain_get_block result</b></summary>
<summary>Example chain_get_block result</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example chain_get_block_transfers request</b></summary>
<summary>Example chain_get_block_transfers request</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example chain_get_block_transfers result</b></summary>
<summary>Example chain_get_block_transfers result</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example chain_get_era_summary request</b></summary>
<summary>Example chain_get_era_summary request</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example chain_get_era_summary result</b></summary>
<summary>Example chain_get_era_summary result</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example chain_get_state_root_hash request</b></summary>
<summary>Example chain_get_state_root_hash request</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example chain_get_state_root_hash result</b></summary>
<summary>Example chain_get_state_root_hash result</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example info_get_chainspec request</b></summary>
<summary>Example info_get_chainspec request</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example info_get_chainspec result</b></summary>
<summary>Example info_get_chainspec result</summary>

Please note that adding a `--vv` flag will return the full chainspec bytes.

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<details>

<summary><b>Example info_get_deploy request</b></summary>
<summary>Example info_get_deploy request</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example info_get_deploy result</b></summary>
<summary>Example info_get_deploy result</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example query_balance request</b></summary>
<summary>Example query_balance request</summary>

```bash
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<details>

<summary><b>Example query_balance result</b></summary>
<summary>Example query_balance result</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example query_global_state request</b></summary>
<summary>Example query_global_state request</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example query_global_state result</b></summary>
<summary>Example query_global_state result</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example state_get_account_info request</b></summary>
<summary>Example state_get_account_info request</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example state_get_account_info result</b></summary>
<summary>Example state_get_account_info result</summary>

```bash

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|purse_uref|String|Formatted URef.|

<details>
<summary><b>Example state_get_balance request</b></summary>
<summary>Example state_get_balance request</summary>

```bash

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|[merkle_proof](types_chain.md#merkle-proof)|String|The merkle proof.|

<details>
<summary><b>Example state_get_balance result</b></summary>
<summary>Example state_get_balance result</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example state_get_dictionary_item request</b></summary>
<summary>Example state_get_dictionary_item request</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example state_get_dictionary_item result</b></summary>
<summary>Example state_get_dictionary_item result</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example info_get_peers request</b></summary>
<summary>Example info_get_peers request</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example info_get_peers result</b></summary>
<summary>Example info_get_peers result</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example info_get_status request</b></summary>
<summary>Example info_get_status request</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example info_get_status result</b></summary>
<summary>Example info_get_status result</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example state_get_auction_info request</b></summary>
<summary>Example state_get_auction_info request</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example state_get_auction_info result</b></summary>
<summary>Example state_get_auction_info result</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example info_get_validator_changes request</b></summary>
<summary>Example info_get_validator_changes request</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example info_get_validator_changes result</b></summary>
<summary>Example info_get_validator_changes result</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example chain_get_era_info_by_switch_block request</b></summary>
<summary>Example chain_get_era_info_by_switch_block request</summary>

```bash

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<details>

<summary><b>Example chain_get_era_info_by_switch_block</b></summary>
<summary>Example chain_get_era_info_by_switch_block</summary>

```bash

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