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Signed-off-by: Pascal Marco Caversaccio <[email protected]>
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The `gasLimit` field is set to **1'500'000** by default because the `CREATE2` operations are a complex sequence of opcode executions. Usually the providers do not manage to estimate the `gasLimit` for these calls, so a predefined value is set.

The contract creation transaction is displayed on Etherscan (or any other block explorer) as a so-called _internal transaction_. An internal transaction is an action that is occurring within, or between, one or multiple smart contracts. In other words, it is initiated inside the code itself, rather than externally, from a wallet address controlled by a human. For more details on why it works this way, see [here](#how-it-works). Once the contract creation transaction has been confirmed (i.e. your transaction has been included in a block on the target EVM-based blockchain), the address of the created contract is emitted in the event logs, which can also be retrieved via Etherscan (or another block explorer).
The contract creation transaction is displayed on Etherscan (or any other block explorer) as a so-called _internal transaction_. An internal transaction is an action that is occurring within, or between, one or multiple smart contracts. In other words, it is initiated inside the code itself, rather than externally, from a wallet address controlled by a human. For more details on why it works this way, see [here](#how-it-works).

## Usage
```bash
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