A cryptographic hash function is an algorithm, i.e. a repeatable sequence of specific actions, that can be used to transform an arbitrary data string of a variable length into one of a fixed length and format, called the hash.
One of the simplest examples of a hash function is adding up the digits in a number until one is left with a single-digit output. If the input is 49, for example, then adding 4 and 9 yields 13, whose digits 1 and 3 are then summed up again to give the output of 4. Regardless of the length of the input number, the output will always be a single digit. Source - https://coinmarketcap.com/alexandria/glossary/cryptographic-hash-function

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