Computer Applications
Define Transmission Control Protocol.
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Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) is a network communication protocol used for reliable data transmission over the network. It specifies how the data should be divided into packets on the sender's side and how these packets should be re-assembled on the receiver's side to retrieve the data. TCP works in collaboration with Internet protocol (IP) to divide the data into packets and route the packets over the network to their correct destination.
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