7.Compare and contrast TCP and UDP, highlighting their approaches to data transmission

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014.01.42.7. Compare and contrast TCP and UDP, highlighting the differences in their approaches to data transmission, error handling, and connections.

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TCP:-

In TCP, data is transmitted in the form of streams.
In TCP, a host is there for error handling, to correct the packets(lost or mangled).
TCP works based on connections i.e. one port on the local machine is connected to another port on the remote host.
TCP is a connection-oriented protocol.

UDP:-

Data is transmitted as single messages rather than streams.
In UDP, there is error detection but no error handling is done for lost or mangled packets.
In UDP, there are no connections, though there are ports. Messages are simply sent from user on one prot to the other.
UDP is a connectionless protocol.

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TCP:

Transmits data in form of streams, ensuring ordered delivery.

Implements error detection and retransmission for lost or corrupted packets.

Connection-oriented, establishing a two-way communication channel.

Slightly slower due to additional processing requirements, yet well-suited for dependable data transfer in applications like web browsing and file transfers.

UDP:

Transmits data as individual messages without guaranteed order.

Lacks built-in error detection or retransmission, requiring application-level handling.

Connectionless, sending messages without establishing a connection.

Faster due to simplicity, suitable for real-time applications where speed is crucial (e.g., online gaming, streaming).

7.Compare and contrast TCP and UDP, highlighting their approaches to data transmission

014.01.42.7. Compare and contrast TCP and UDP, highlighting the differences in their approaches to data transmission, error handling, and connections.

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