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Another way of specifying an IP address in Cocoa apps
IP address are just 32-bits of information, the "segments" are just for readability, and don't exist anywhere except for when they're displayed, so in that sense, using a 32-bit number for them makes sense.
Another way of specifying an IP address in Cocoa apps
If you're looking up RFCs, you'll want to go waaaaay back to the "class-based" addressing schemes. Remember class A, B and C addresses? |
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