What is the difference between udp and tcp?
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Answer / saket kale
TCP gives guaranteed Delivery, UDP does not
TCP is connection oriented, UDP is not
TCP provides Flow Control, UDP does not.
Usually UDP is used to send data while streaming etc since
it takes less time, but important data is always sent using TCP.
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Answer / sk.mukthar
Tcp is connection oriented,while UDP is not...
TCP gives guaranteed Delivery, UDP does not...
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