TCP vs UDP Crash Course
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- čas přidán 19. 05. 2024
- TCP and UDP are communication protocols that allows us to send and receive data in a network. We have both for a reason since each has its advantages and disadvantages. In this video we will talk about two protocols, pros and cons of each one and will write tcp and udp server with nodejs showing you these in ACTION. We also talk about how reliable udp is used in gaming for intermitted network connection.
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github.com/hnasr/javascript_p...
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0:00 Intro
04:12 TCP pros cons
19:00 Tcp demo (code)
24:25 UDP pros cons
31:25 UDP demo (code)
35:40 Summary
Explain TCP
Pros:
acknolwedgment,
garenteed delivery,
connection based
congestion control
ordered packets
Cons
Larger packets
More bandwidth since more headers.
Slower (because of retransmission)
stateful once connection is lost its lost, cannot resume it.
TCP Example (Code)
telnet 127.0.0.1 8080
Explain UDP
Pros
Statless,
Less bandwidth
smaller packets
Faster to transmit
Cons
no ack,
no garenteed delivery,
no congestion control
no ordered packets
UDP client
echo "foo" | nc -w1 -u 127.0.0.1 41234
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Great video as usual. 33:51 The reason you got 3 byte is because you piped "hi
" and in the TCP example it was "hi
" as it was sent by pressing enter in the terminal. 13 is the ascii number for carriage return
and 10 is the ascii number for newline feed
.
It’s usually a windows vs unix thing. I believe that it happens because different tools were used for sending data. And they just adhere to different standards.
The logic behind having “/r/n” is related to printers. This way you could send all file characters to the printer and it would know to go back to the left and drop to a new line. Unix (or at least the modern ones) says that it’s redundant and just rolls with “/n”.
Sometimes this can cause weird git commit if the developers don’t stick to the same new line encoding and may even cause python scripts to malfunction on different systems.
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