EBK JAVA HOW TO PROGRAM, EARLY OBJECTS
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Chapter 1, Problem 2.3E
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The protocol which ensures that messages that consists of sequentially numbered pieces known as bytes that are properly routed from sender to receiver which arrives intact and assembled in correct order is known as Transmission Control Protocol (TCP).
Hence, the correct answer is “Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)”.
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EBK JAVA HOW TO PROGRAM, EARLY OBJECTS
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