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UDP (User Datagram Protocol) is a connectionless protocol used across the Internet. It allows the sending of messages (datagrams) without establishing a reliable connection between the sender and receiver. Here are some statements about UDP with a determination of which is false:
1. UDP guarantees delivery of packets.
2. UDP is faster than TCP because it doesn’t require a handshake process.
3. UDP does not provide error checking and correction.
4. UDP is used for real-time applications like video streaming and online gaming.
The false statement is:
1. UDP guarantees delivery of packets.
Explanation: This statement is false. UDP does not guarantee packet delivery, as it does not include a mechanism for ensuring that data reaches its destination. It does not resend lost packets, unlike TCP (Transmission Control Protocol), which provides delivery acknowledgment and retransmissions of lost packets.