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In [7.2: Running a Bitcoin Script](7_2_Running_a_Bitcoin_Script.md), we offered a simple example of a non-standard locking script, `OP_ADD 100 OP_EQUAL`, and we detailed how to run it as a simple concatenation of an unlocking script with that locking script. We're now going to repeat that exercise, this time within the constraints of a P2SH transaction.
### Lock a P2SH Transaction
### Create the Lock for the P2SH Transaction
To lock this transaction requires the following:
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3. Produce a P2SH locking script that includes the hashed script (`OP_HASH160 <hashedHundredEqual> OP_EQUAL`).
4. Create the transaction with that `scriptPubKey`.
### Unlock a P2SH Transaction: Round One
### Run the First Round of Validation
To unlock this transaction requires that the recipient produce a `scriptSig` that prepends two constants totalling one hundred to the serialized script: `1 99 <serializedHundredEqual>`.
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However, because this was a P2SH script, the execution isn't done.
### The Second Round of Validation
### Run the Second Round of Validation
For the second round of validation, Bitcoin now runs the actual redeemScript against the items pushed onto the stack ahead of it: