How does JDBC differ from ODBC?

Answer Posted / chandra rekha

JDBC is the name of the protocol which is used to connect
to the database whereas ODBC is the mechanism that is used
to retrieve data from the database....JDBC is called the
protocol and ODBC the subprotocol...

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