UDP vs TCP - What are the differences?

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UDP and TCP are both transport protocols used for communication between different hosts. They're part of the transport layer in the broadly-known OSI model. The transport layer is responsible for delivering data to the correct application processes over a network.

UDP and TCP combined together contribute to pretty much all traffic on the Internet no matter if you're watching a movie on Netflix, browsing the web or checking your banking app.

Although both UDP and TCP are ultimately used for the same purpose (communication) there are many differences between them.

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[vincentverdugo]

You have very high quality content, appreciate it.

[vlad_serg]

I would watch the video with overview of all OSI layers. Remember, we learned it in university, but it was 10 years ago. Barely remember details :( Of course I can google it, but I like your videos, with perfect illustrations.

[vvkjoshi]

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[ambikasudhakaran]

Please write about the 'various methods used in transport layer to overcome limitations of network layer??

[juancarloslara]

I have a suggestion for a video. Why not a video where you explain why is Bitcoin, and other DeFi protagonists, labeled as protocols. Thanks!

[MuradBeybalaev]

I feel like it's unfair to call UDP "unreliable".
It does exactly what it's designed for quite reliably.