Imagine the world of networking as a massive high-society gala where devices (computers, routers, switches) are all attending. But just like any grand event, attendees need proper invitations, seating arrangements, and a way to find the right tables. That’s where Class A, B, and C networks, ARP, and binary addressing come into play.
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