Routing Protocol
The Routing Protocol is used to specify the router that how it should communicate with each other. The Routing Protocol is used to filter the network traffic. It also provides the Router with the information regarding the number of favorable paths available for routing; it is upto the router which path to select.
The Routing Protocol also performs several vital functions related with hop number, checking of Network traffic, stabilizing average error rates, bandwidth, latency etc. The Routing Protocol can to classified into two main types

Interior Routing Protocol- Used in …

TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) vs UDP (User Datagram Protocol)

In TCP, an end to end connection is being set up hence it’s a connection oriented.
In UDP, an end to end connection is not being set up hence it’s a connectionless.

It Checks for errors, duplicate datagram’s and if any errors are found the packets are retransmitted.
It Does not check for any errors or Duplication of packets.

An acknowledgement is being sent to the sender after receiving the packet.
No …