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You can specify the hash in ""any base"" that's supported. Thus, <code>sha256 = "21d536debb3076d4f6e9044bd9ef15c8c58b29f9cbd4ad406b058310a565debc";</code> is equally allowed.
You can specify the hash in '''any base''' that's supported. Thus, <code>sha256 = "21d536debb3076d4f6e9044bd9ef15c8c58b29f9cbd4ad406b058310a565debc";</code> is equally allowed.


An alternative – and supposedly preferred – way of specifying hashes are so-called "SRI hashes". They're pretty simple, you just prepend the algorithm used and a dash to the hash:
An alternative – and supposedly preferred – way of specifying hashes are so-called "SRI hashes". They're pretty simple, you just prepend the algorithm used and a dash to the hash:
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