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Comparison of Internet Protocol Version6 (IPV6) and Internet Protocol Version4 (IPV4):
| IPv6 | IPv4 |
| Address length is 128 bit. | It has the address length of 32 bit. |
| Address is represented in hexadecimals. | The address is represented in decimals. |
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The format of IPv6 is b: b: b: b: b: b: b: b
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The format of IPv4 a. a. a. a
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