Hey! So, what is ip version 4? It’s basically the old-school way devices find each other online. Think of it like a phone number but for computers.
Each device gets a unique 32-bit address (like 192.168.1.1), and routers use these to send data where it needs to go.
IPv4 is still everywhere ’cause it’s simple and works fine for most stuff, even though we’re running out of addresses. IPv6 fixes that but takes time to switch.
If you wanna play around, try `ping` or `tracert` in Command Prompt to see it in action!
Each device gets a unique 32-bit address (like 192.168.1.1), and routers use these to send data where it needs to go.
IPv4 is still everywhere ’cause it’s simple and works fine for most stuff, even though we’re running out of addresses. IPv6 fixes that but takes time to switch.
If you wanna play around, try `ping` or `tracert` in Command Prompt to see it in action!