Which statement about the flow control function of TCP is true?
A. TCP makes no snarl to check for lost or duplicate data
packets
B. The application layer must sequence data packets when
using TCP
C. TCP controls the flow of UDP data through negative
acknowledgements (NAK)
D. TCP is a connection oriented protocol that acknowledges
receipt of data packets and is considered reliable
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