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Difference between computer IP and computer IPV4

Hey if there is a better sub to post this in let me know.

Right now I am serving to 0.0.0.0 from my laptop 

I noticed when I did curl ifcofig.me I got an IP address that starts with 68 and when I go to the address on chrome nothing shows up but when I run ipconfig /all I see an IPv4 Address that starts with 192 and when I go to it I see my website. 

What’s the different between my  IP Adress starting with 68 and the world viewable one that starts with 192? Thanks.
gpt
These IPs are all IPV4.  IPV6 is a different format.

192 is a special prefix number which is the used for local private networks.  (In binary it's  11000000)

68.x.y.z is the public internet address.

There is a process called Network Address Translation (NAT) that lets a computer on your local network make requests outside past your router, and the responses on the way back get converted into the local address.

If we didn't do it, there could only ever be 4million devices online.