what is the borrowing range of the network class A,B and C?

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ASHOK KUMAR · Accepted Answer

The borrowing range of network classes A, B, and C refers to the number of bits that can be "borrowed" from the host portion of an IP address to create subnets. This process, known as subnetting

what is the borrowing range of the network class A,B and C?

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