Answer Posted / jyotish kumar naik
TCP connection
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1- Reliable
2- Reliable because connect() present at the client side.
3- TCP work on data stream
4- ordered : if you send two messages along a connection
one after the other you know the first message will get
there first. You don't have to worry about data arriving in
the wrong order.
5-heavy n/w overhead
6- Three way handshake is performed.
7- Acknowledgement facility
UDP connection
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1- Not reliable
2- Not reliable because connect() is not present at client
side.
3- UDP work on data block
4- Not ordered - If you send two messages out you don't
know what order they'll arrive in.
5-Low n/w overhead
6- No three way hand shaking
7- No acknowledgement facility
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