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load(“@std//hash.axl”, “md5”, “sha1”, “sha224”, “sha256”, “sha384”, “sha512”, “blake2b”, “blake2s”)
function md5 
def md5() -> typing.Any
Creates a new MD5 hash object. Call update(data) to feed bytes or strings into the hash, then digest() for raw bytes or hexdigest() for the hex-encoded string.

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function sha1 
def sha1() -> typing.Any
Creates a new SHA-1 hash object. Call update(data) to feed bytes or strings into the hash, then digest() for raw bytes or hexdigest() for the hex-encoded string.

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function sha224 
def sha224() -> typing.Any
Creates a new SHA-224 hash object. Call update(data) to feed bytes or strings into the hash, then digest() for raw bytes or hexdigest() for the hex-encoded string.

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function sha256 
def sha256() -> typing.Any
Creates a new SHA-256 hash object. Call update(data) to feed bytes or strings into the hash, then digest() for raw bytes or hexdigest() for the hex-encoded string.

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function sha384 
def sha384() -> typing.Any
Creates a new SHA-384 hash object. Call update(data) to feed bytes or strings into the hash, then digest() for raw bytes or hexdigest() for the hex-encoded string.

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function sha512 
def sha512() -> typing.Any
Creates a new SHA-512 hash object. Call update(data) to feed bytes or strings into the hash, then digest() for raw bytes or hexdigest() for the hex-encoded string.

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function blake2b 
def blake2b() -> typing.Any
Creates a new BLAKE2b-512 hash object. Call update(data) to feed bytes or strings into the hash, then digest() for raw bytes or hexdigest() for the hex-encoded string.

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function blake2s 
def blake2s() -> typing.Any
Creates a new BLAKE2s-256 hash object. Call update(data) to feed bytes or strings into the hash, then digest() for raw bytes or hexdigest() for the hex-encoded string.

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