What's the difference between udp and tcp?
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Answer / Parveen Kumar
The main differences between UDP (User Datagram Protocol) and TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) are that UDP is connectionless, doesn't guarantee packet delivery or order, doesn't verify data integrity, has a lower overhead, and is faster. In contrast, TCP is connection-oriented, guarantees packet delivery and order, verifies data integrity, has a higher overhead, and provides error handling.
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