Why is TCP more reliable than UDP

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 TCP is better than UDP because of following reasons:

TCP is Reliable as it provides reliability of delivery of packets to the receiver while UDP is Non-reliable and does not give information about the packets.

TCP is Connection oriented it means connection is to be setup before data is sent that is done in form of 3-way handshake while UDP is Connectionless.

TCP provides flow control and error control characteristics while UDP doesn't provide it.

TCP gives guarantee that a packet will reach on the destination without any duplication and the order of data will also be same.

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