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The isAddressEqual function compares two checksummed Ethereum addresses and returns a boolean value indicating whether they are equal. The function performs a byte-by-byte comparison of the two addresses, ignoring case differences and checking for exact matching of the address bytes. This means that the function will return true only if the two addresses have the same bytes in the same order, regardless of whether they are in the same case.
The function takes two parameters: address1, a string representing the first checksummed Ethereum address, and address2, a string representing the second checksummed Ethereum address.
The function returns a boolean value: true if the two addresses are equal, meaning they have the same bytes and case, and false if the two addresses are different, meaning they have different bytes or case.
The isAddressEqual function is useful for comparing two addresses and determining if they are the same, which can be important in various use cases such as verifying the authenticity of a transaction or ensuring that a contract is being called by the correct address.
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