Identify 3 UDP characteristics?
A.) Reliable communication protocol
B.) Applications that use UDP must incorporate reliability
C.) Connnection-less oriented
D.) Incorporates no handshaking
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Answer / rashdah
A.) Connection oriented
B.) full duplex operation
C.) low overhead
D.) no flow control
E.) no error recovery
F.) reliable transimission
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