On Windows, You can check the ip address of your computer by using the following command
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Ipconfig
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ifconfig
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Arp
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ping
ipconfig is the Windows command to display IP configuration. ifconfig is used in Unix/Linux, ARP shows MAC address mappings, and ping tests connectivity. ipconfig shows IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway.
On Windows, 'ipconfig' is the built-in command-line utility that displays the current TCP/IP network configuration, including the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway for each network adapter. 'ifconfig' is the equivalent command on Unix/Linux/macOS systems, not Windows, so it's the wrong platform. 'arp' displays/manipulates the ARP cache (IP-to-MAC address mappings), not the local IP address. 'ping' tests connectivity/reachability to another host and doesn't report the local machine's own IP configuration.