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Understanding UDP and TCP Sockets Quiz

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Understanding UDP and TCP Sockets Quiz

Test your knowledge on how UDP and TCP sockets work with this comprehensive quiz. Delve into the intricacies of network protocols, error detection, and data transmission methods.

Highlights of this quiz include:

Multiple choice questions
Focus on real-world applications
Designed for both beginners and experienced developers

6 Questions2 MinutesCreated by CodingNetwork42

How is a UDP socket fully identified?

The destination port and the destination IP

A 4-tuple, the source IP and port together with the destination Ip and port.

How is a TCP socket fully identified?

A 4-tuple, the source IP and port together + the destination Ip and port.

The destination port and the destination IP

Why might an application developer chose to send video data using UDP and not TCP?

Less overhead (faster). No connection oriented logic needed, no packet reordering, no error handling (except checksum).

Some applications (IP Telephony, Video etc) can handle some packet loss with no loss of quality so the overheads of connection oriented may not be needed and speed would be preferred

Why does UDP use a 1s compliment and not just a sum?

To detect errors

Handling requests

Is it possible that a 1-bit error will go undetected?

Yes - flip the same 2 bits in 2 of the words.

Possible that a 2-bit error will go undetected?

Yes - flip the same 2 bits in 2 of the words.

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