Short answer: Public IP = global, Private IP = local.
Longer: Your ISP gives you one public IP (like a mailbox). Inside your network, your router hands out private IPs (like letters to rooms).
No, not everything can use public IPs—there aren’t enough, plus it’d be chaos. Private IPs keep things tidy and secure.
For a deep dive, [Cloudflare’s explanation](https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/netw...p-address/) is solid.
Longer: Your ISP gives you one public IP (like a mailbox). Inside your network, your router hands out private IPs (like letters to rooms).
No, not everything can use public IPs—there aren’t enough, plus it’d be chaos. Private IPs keep things tidy and secure.
For a deep dive, [Cloudflare’s explanation](https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/netw...p-address/) is solid.
