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If you've developed on Ethereum, the IDL is analogous to the `abi.json`.
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+The `build` command also generates a random new keypair in the `target/` directory (if there's not one already) whose public key will be the address of your program once deployed. You can obtain the address by running `anchor keys list`.
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+Make sure that the public key inside your `lib.rs` (the argument to `declare_id!`) file and your `Anchor.toml` matches the one returned by `anchor keys list`. Then run `build` again to include the `lib.rs` changes in the build.
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## Deploying
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Once built, we can deploy the program by running
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anchor deploy
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-Take note of the program's deployed address. We'll use it next.
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## Generating a Client
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Now that we've built a program, deployed it to a local cluster, and generated an IDL,
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