Describe the class C addresses, Computer Networking

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Q. Describe the Class C Addresses?

The initial three octets are the network number as well as the last octet is the host number
2096896 blocks used for assignment to organizations
First three bytes (netid) are the same
Every block only contains 256 addresses which may be smaller than what many organizations need

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