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How does a zk-SNARK allow a prover to convince a verifier of a statement's truth without revealing the underlying data?
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The correct answer is A) It uses zero-knowledge cryptographic proofs that are succinct and non-interactive, letting the verifier check a short proof without learning the witness data
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Correct Answer
It uses zero-knowledge cryptographic proofs that are succinct and non-interactive, letting the verifier check a short proof without learning the witness data
Explanation
"Succinct Non-interactive ARguments of Knowledge" let a verifier confirm a computation was performed correctly via a small proof, without learning the private inputs — foundational to zk-rollups and privacy applications.
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