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Testing the GethJS console commands. I put in practice the personal.listWallets and personal.listAccounts. The first return me this value:

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And the second command return me this:

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It seems that are same things and I getting confuse

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  • What are you confused about? – itsHarshad Nov 29 '18 at 12:57
  • The confuse that I have is that I look bouth things same .But if bouth thing have different names will be because are differen things – UnexpectedCharacter Nov 29 '18 at 13:38
  • Both aren't the same thing! It's more like, when you want to view only addresses of all the accounts in the wallet then you run the second command. But when you want all the details of all the addresses in the wallet, you run the first command. – itsHarshad Nov 29 '18 at 15:19
  • So basiclly an account and a wallet are same thing. The diferrence is the command. personal.listAccounts return only the list of created address and the otrer command return same information but expading the info for each account no? – UnexpectedCharacter Nov 29 '18 at 15:33
  • Wallets contain multiple accounts which have metadata like address, URL, status, etc. A wallet can contain multiple accounts. So consider there are 1000 accounts and you want a list of addresses associated with those 1000 accounts. In this case you can easily get the list using the second command, where as it would be quite hectic for you if you use the first command. The only difference between the two is that the second command is filtered with the condition of displaying only addresses of all the accounts in the wallet. Hope you understood! – itsHarshad Nov 29 '18 at 15:49
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The first command lists all the wallet details which includes accounts, status and URL while the second command lists all the accounts i.e. the account addresses.

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