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## Exploring an Address
How about getting a list of all the transactions of your address? Type the following and see what track your address:
How about getting a list of all the transactions of your address? Type the following and see all the transactions of your address:
```py
track_address = "<your address>"
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## Exploring a UTXO
To get details of a utxo, we first hed to get it's `hex` id, which we can then decode using `decoderawtransaction`.
To get details of a utxo, we first need to get it's `hex` id, which we can then decode using `decoderawtransaction`.
```py
print("Exploring UTXOs")
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## Sending Transactions
Now that we have established comfort with our python interface with bitcoind, lets create a transaction. For the purposes of this course we will send test bitcoins to an address generated by us in our testnet wallet. Here's how we will do it:
Now that we have established comfort between our python and bitcoind interface, lets create and broadcast a transaction. For the purposes of this course we will send test bitcoins to an address generated by us in our testnet wallet. Here's how we will do it:
1. Create 2 addresses, one that will act as recipient and the other for change.
2. Select a UTXO and set transaction details.