TCP and UDP are transport layer protocols

  TCP and UDP are transport layer protocols that transport application data from a source IP address and a source port number to a destination IP address and destination port number. Yet TCP and UDP differ in the way they perform their functions. • Compare the two TCP/IP transport protocols of TCP and UDP in terms of opening a connection over which to transport data, closing a connection, reliability, and the amount of data transported.  

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