⟩ What is difference between TCP/IP and UDP?
TCP - Transfer Control Protocol.
* a. Reliable
* b.Connection oriented.
* c.Acknowledgement
UDP - User Datagram Protocol.
* a.Non Reliable
* b.Connectionless
* c.No Acknowledgement
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