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This python script takes a simple bit marker for an IPv6 subnet, and then spells in long form how many hosts that network can have.

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IPv6-Name

Abstract

I created this program to spell out IPv6 numbers in long format.

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python Lnum2Word.py The program will display this below:

    example: 32 will return:
    IPv6 /32 Networks =
79228162514264337593543950336
seventy nine octillion, two hundred twenty eight septillion,
one hundred sixty two sextillion, five hundred fourteen quintillion,
two hundred sixty four quadrillion, three hundred thirty seven trillion,
five hundred ninety three billion, five hundred forty three million,
nine hundred fifty thousand, three hundred thirty six

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This python script takes a simple bit marker for an IPv6 subnet, and then spells in long form how many hosts that network can have.

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