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Illustrated Overview of TCP Protocol

This article presents an illustrated comic that explains the basic principles of the TCP protocol, highlighting its connection-oriented reliable transmission, congestion and flow control mechanisms, while noting that some details are simplified and encouraging readers to consult formal RFCs and the TCP/IP Illustrated volume for deeper study.

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Illustrated Overview of TCP Protocol
The comic depicts the basic principles of the TCP protocol; to improve understandability, some details differ from the real TCP protocol, but the overall concept remains consistent with TCP. If readers wish to explore TCP design details, they should refer to serious academic materials and the RFC documents.

Through this article, readers can gain a deeper understanding of the TCP protocol, a connection-oriented reliable transmission protocol that provides complex congestion control and flow control functions. Of course, TCP is a vast subject; this piece only covers superficial aspects, and readers are encouraged to read "TCP/IP Illustrated", Volume 1 for further study.

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