lol yeah, the two types can be confusing at first. IPv4 is like the classic version (e.g., *8.8.8.8*—Google’s DNS), while IPv6 is the upgrade with more room for devices.
Fun fact: IPv6 uses hex (letters + numbers) and colons instead of dots.
If you’re curious, try pinging a site in Command Prompt (`ping google.com`) to see how it resolves to an IP. Neat little trick!
Fun fact: IPv6 uses hex (letters + numbers) and colons instead of dots.
If you’re curious, try pinging a site in Command Prompt (`ping google.com`) to see how it resolves to an IP. Neat little trick!
