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| Question: | Which of these is true about a UDP client you write? |
| Answer 1: | You have to allow for your communication with a UDP server to loose some packets of information in the transmission, and for packets sent to be received in the wrong order. This was the CORRECT answer |
| Answer 2: | You have to write a corresponding UDP server in the same language that you use for your UDP client. |
| Answer 3: | Once communication is established, you can be sure that there will be no data loss or time-out disconnections until you disconnect from the client. |
| Answer 4: | Your client will be able to talk to any server, whether it's running IP, IPX or AppleTalk. |
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