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The `constrain_instance` call can take any of our assigned variables
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The `constrain_instance` call can take any of our assigned variables
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and enforce a _public input_. Public inputs are an array (or vector)
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and enforce a _public input_. Public inputs are an array (or vector)
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-of values used as public inputs by verifiers to verify a zero knowledge
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+of revealed values used by verifiers to verify a zero knowledge
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proof. In the above case of the Mint proof, since we have five calls to
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proof. In the above case of the Mint proof, since we have five calls to
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`constrain_instance`, we would also have an array of five elements that
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`constrain_instance`, we would also have an array of five elements that
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represent these public inputs. The array's order **must match** the
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represent these public inputs. The array's order **must match** the
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