Yes, it is possible to obtain the transaction hash for any function that is triggered within a Solidity smart contract. The transaction hash is a unique identifier that is generated by the Ethereum network for every transaction that is created on the blockchain. It can be obtained by using the msg.sender
and msg.value
variables in the contract code or by using a web3.js library to interact with the contract. This can be useful for tracking and verifying transactions on the blockchain.
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