IP Address
An IP Address (Internet Protocol Address) is a unique numerical label assigned to every
device (such as computers, smartphones, printers, etc.) connected to a network that uses the
Internet Protocol for [Link] Addresses are an important part of the Internet. It can
be represented as Internet Protocol address. A unique address that identifies the device over
the network.
It serves two primary purposes:
1. Identification – Uniquely identifies a device on the network.
2. Location Addressing – Helps locate the device’s position in the network.
Types of IP Addresses
Based on Scope:
Example:
Private IP: [Link], [Link]
Public IP: Assigned by your ISP (e.g., [Link])