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Lined CircleBlue RingsHere's everything you need to know about the differences between UDP and TCP.

Lined CircleMultiple Blue RingsBlue RingsTransmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol, or TCP/IP, is a subset of connection protocols that help your computer to define a stable

Lined CircleMultiple Blue RingsBlue RingsUser Datagram Protocol, or UDP, is an IP protocol set used for broadcast and multicast network transmissions. It works very similarly to ho

Lined CircleMultiple Blue RingsBlue RingsFor the average user, TCP is the ideal choice. No user wants to deal with broken downloads or packet loss. UDP is often used for multimedia

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