What is the difference between the TCP and UDP protocols?

TCP ensures ordered, reliable data delivery, and UDP offers low latency and high throughput.

TCP is used for transmitting data over the internet, and UDP is used for transmitting data over a local network.

TCP manages multicast and broadcast data transfers, and UDP only handles unicast communications.

TCP is used to ensure data integrity in a file transfer, and UDP is used to broadcast a message to multiple recipients.