There are lot of differences to be noted in the TCP and UDP, we listed some of the main here.Please note this and share it your friends
TCP
1) TCP stands for the Transmission control protocol
2) TCP is Connection Oriented
3) TCP is more reliable
4) TCP is heavy weight
5) TCP is generally used in webpages, Data information etc
6) TCP offers Error connection and Guaranteed Delivery
7) TCP can Provide or Send Larger Packets
UDP
1) UDP stands for the User Datagram Protocol
2) UDP is Connectionless oriented
3) UDP is not Reliable
4) UDP is light Weighted
5) UDP is Generally used in the Audio, Video files
6) UDP does not offer Error connection and Guaranteed Delivery
7) UDP can Provide or Send Smaller Packets
TCP
1) TCP stands for the Transmission control protocol
2) TCP is Connection Oriented
3) TCP is more reliable
4) TCP is heavy weight
5) TCP is generally used in webpages, Data information etc
6) TCP offers Error connection and Guaranteed Delivery
7) TCP can Provide or Send Larger Packets
UDP
1) UDP stands for the User Datagram Protocol
2) UDP is Connectionless oriented
3) UDP is not Reliable
4) UDP is light Weighted
5) UDP is Generally used in the Audio, Video files
6) UDP does not offer Error connection and Guaranteed Delivery
7) UDP can Provide or Send Smaller Packets