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 There are 8 versions of UUIDs (v1 through v8), each with different generation methods and use cases.
 
-• UUID v1: Timestamp + counter + MAC address
-• UUID v2: Reserved for security IDs (details unknown)
-• UUID v3: MD5 hash of provided data (e.g., DNS, URLs)
-• UUID v4: Random data (most common)
-• UUID v5: SHA1 hash of provided data (e.g., DNS, URLs)
-• UUID v6: Like v1, but sortable by creation time
-• UUID v7: Timestamp + random data
-• UUID v8: Custom implementation
+- UUID v1: Timestamp + counter + MAC address
+- UUID v2: Reserved for security IDs (details unknown)
+- UUID v3: MD5 hash of provided data (e.g., DNS, URLs)
+- UUID v4: Random data (most common)
+- UUID v5: SHA1 hash of provided data (e.g., DNS, URLs)
+- UUID v6: Like v1, but sortable by creation time
+- UUID v7: Timestamp + random data
+- UUID v8: Custom implementation
 
 Key points:
-• UUID v4: Generated from random data. Good default choice for most applications.
-• UUID v7: Created from timestamp and random data. Useful for sortable IDs (e.g., database keys).
-• When choosing a UUID version, you'll usually be picking between v4 and v7.
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+- UUID v4: Generated from random data. Good default choice for most applications.
+- UUID v7: Created from timestamp and random data. Useful for sortable IDs (e.g., database keys).
+- When choosing a UUID version, you'll usually be picking between v4 and v7.
 
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