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Bytecode: Does it Reveal What Language it Was Programmed In?
One possibility might be to retrieve the source code from the IPFS hash embedded in the bytecode. But this requires the developer to have published the source code on IPFS.
See docs on metadata. …
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Is it possible to get the "creation bytecode" of an already deployed contract in Solidity?
Unfortunately, there's no straightforward way to get the creation bytecode of a contract through an RPC call or similar. … If you have the source code of the contract and the compiler settings, you can recompile the code and access the creation bytecode from the compiler outputs. …
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