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So in this video, we'll talk about the Tsipi versus the differences, and we are how we have already

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seen the TCP connection, establishment and connection termination in previous years.

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And this is a connection because the connection has to be established before sending the messages.

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And UDP is a diagram, protocol, disconnectedness, protocol.

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And this DCB ritual that I asked our patients and and Mrs. Transmeta segment boundaries where you diplomacies

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condensed that person one by one, it also takes integrity, either a relative.

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So basically, this is characteris protocol and for sending the messages, we need to initiate any connection.

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So we just send the data to the.

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This nation and this dispute, on the other hand, checks the integrity of every packet.

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So the spirit of the PXP is here because we need to check if each and every packet you sent is received

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correctly or not at the destination.

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So.

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And UDP is faster as recovery are ready to go to market.

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And so in Europe, you send the data with the.

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With the checksum, so there will to some it means the DA that us there will be algorithm to hash the

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data so that you to take something and you send the data analytics to the nation on the destination

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so it will receive the packet with the text and that data will be checked and rechecked somewhere that

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the data is corrupted or not.

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So what if the data does not Santa does not receive to the destination.

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So in that case, UDP is not much reliable because even that data can be lost in that network portrayed.

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So in Europe, the error code is not a it just sends the data, but their recovery is attempted.

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So I had to say that the top 20 words and I heard you repeat by UDP that eight points.

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So you can see the TCP has the handshake like Cincinnatian, and there is no handshake in that you repeat.

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Generally, this DCPI protocol is used in the tatting purposes, so you need to establish the connection

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first and you need to send the data.

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Generally, this protocol is used in the streaming purposes and also online games.

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So when you scream you re doing a YouTube even.

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There is so many lots of packets of data, but you do not get right.

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Even the YouTube video for something, you just wait for something and to see the packets.

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So in streaming purposes that Lassalle data is accepted.

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Right, that for that case you will be is preferred because the data is accepted.

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And if you use PXP for streaming purposes, even one if you read the video has before for the data,

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then you need to establish the communication again.

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So that will be recorded for every rosoff packet of data.

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That's right.

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For application purposes we will use TCP.

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