Encoding userData

There are some arguments that need to be encoded when interacting with Balancer V2 Smart Contracts. For convenience, this page provides an example of how to encode arguments.
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uint256 JoinKindInit = 0;
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uint256 initBalances[] = [1e18, 2e18];
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bytes userDataEncoded = abi.encode(JoinKindInit, initBalances);
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import { defaultAbiCoder } from '@ethersproject/abi';
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const JoinKindInit = 0;
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const initBalances = [1e18, 2e18];
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const abi = ['uint256', 'uint256[]'];
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const data = [JoinKindInit, initBalances];
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const userDataEncoded = defaultAbiCoder.encode(abi,data);
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import eth_abi
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JoinKindInit = 0
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initBalances = [1e18, 2e18]
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abi = ['uint256', 'uint256[]']
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data = [JoinKindInit, initBalances]
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userDataEncoded = eth_abi.encode_abi(abi, data)
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