👉 In the context of computer networking, "arpens" refers to a series of letters used in IPv4 addresses. These addresses are commonly used for identifying devices on a network and specifying their IP address. They consist of four octets separated by periods. The first octet (the top part) is typically assigned to the device's subnet mask, while the second octet (the middle part) is the network ID or MAC address, and the third octet (the bottom part) is the
