True/False Questions based on Transport Layer Lectures
1. TCP guarantees in-order data delivery. (True)
2. Flow control ensures the sender does not overwhelm the receiver. (True)
3. TCP is slower than UDP due to connection setup and reliability features. (True)
4. UDP is a connection-oriented protocol. (False)
5. Congestion control in TCP has phases, including slow start and congestion avoidance.
(True)
6. Selective Repeat protocol retransmits only specific lost packets. (True)
7. UDP is typically used for applications requiring reliable data transfer. (False)
8. TCP is a connectionless protocol. (False)
9. UDP does not provide any guarantee for packet order. (True)
10. The three-way handshake is required to establish a TCP connection. (True)
11. UDP has a smaller header size compared to TCP. (True)
12. TCP uses cumulative acknowledgments. (True)
13. Congestion control is primarily concerned with the network's capacity. (True)
14. In TCP, flow control is implemented using the advertised window size. (True)
15. DNS commonly uses UDP for data transfer. (True)