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 # Script
 
-## Script Execution
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+Bitcoin Cash transactions make use of a scripting language to authorize and secure transfers.  While, colloquially, there is a tendency to refer to transactions as "sending" Bitcoin Cash to "an address", that is merely an abstraction.  In fact, the only thing that permits the spending of existing [UTXOs](/protocol/blockchain/transaction#transaction-outputs) is the successful execution of a script.  The only thing preventing the spending of newly created UTXOs is the difficulty of producing a successfully executing script.  Through the use of cryptographic signatures and hash functions, such scripts are often designed specifically to be difficult to produce unless you are the intended spender of a given UTXO, though that need not necessarily be the case.  For more information on how transactions are commonly secured, see [Locking Script](/protocol/blockchain/transaction/locking-script).  For the purposes of this page, we will be focusing more on how the scripts are run, what they are capable of, and what limitations they have.
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+## Script Execution
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+Scripts are executed using a stack-based memory model
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