Answer / Sanjeev Gupta

"The IP class of an IP address can be identified by its first octet (the number before the dot). Class A addresses range from 1 to 126, Class B from 128 to 191, Class C from 192 to 223, and Class D and Class E are used for multicast and experimental purposes, respectively."

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