A block range refers to a specific sequence of blocks on a blockchain, defined by a starting block number and an ending block number. This segment delineates a particular period of transactions and network activity within the distributed ledger. It is a fundamental concept for organizing and querying historical blockchain data. This allows for precise data extraction.
Context
Developers and analysts frequently specify a block range when querying blockchain data, such as for auditing smart contract interactions or analyzing transaction histories. Understanding a block range is crucial for precise data retrieval and for examining events that occurred within a particular timeframe on a blockchain, aiding in forensic analysis.
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