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docs/_developers/Go-bindings-to-Ethereum-contracts.md
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## Token contract
To avoid falling into the fallacy of useless academic examples, we're going to take the
official [Token contract](https://ethereum.org/token) as the base for introducing the Go
official Token contract as the base for introducing the Go
native bindings. If you're unfamiliar with the contract, skimming the linked page should
probably be enough, the details aren't relevant for now. *In short the contract implements
a custom token that can be deployed on top of Ethereum.* To make sure this tutorial doesn't
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The binding generator provides out of the box an RPC backend through which you can attach
to an existing Ethereum node via IPC, HTTP or WebSockets.
We'll use the foundation's [Unicorn](https://ethereum.org/donate) token contract deployed
We'll use the foundation's Unicorn token contract deployed
on the testnet to demonstrate calling contract methods. It is deployed at the address
`0x21e6fc92f93c8a1bb41e2be64b4e1f88a54d3576`.

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docs/_developers/Libraries-and-Inproc-Ethereum-Nodes.md
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* Display some initial infos about your node
* Subscribe to new blocks and display them live as they arrive
<img src="http://i.imgur.com/LyTCCqg.png" width="512px" />
<img src="http://i.imgur.com/LyTCCqg.png" width="512px" alt="Android in-process node"/>
```java
import org.ethereum.geth.*;

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title: Peer-to-peer
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The peer to peer package ([go-ethereum/p2p](https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/tree/develop/p2p)) allows you to rapidly and easily add peer to peer networking to any type of application. The p2p package is set up in a modular structure and extending the p2p with your own additional sub protocols is easy and straight forward.
The peer to peer package ([go-ethereum/p2p](https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/tree/master/p2p)) allows you to rapidly and easily add peer to peer networking to any type of application. The p2p package is set up in a modular structure and extending the p2p with your own additional sub protocols is easy and straight forward.
Starting the p2p service only requires you setup a `p2p.Server{}` with a few settings: