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kicyunya [14]
3 years ago
12

How can you differentiate between standard and protocol? Write at least on example of each of these terminologies?

Computers and Technology
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siniylev [52]3 years ago
3 0
<span>Both protocol and standard define set of rules used by  two or more parties to interact between themselves.</span>
The difference is that a standard is a formalized<span> protocol accepted by </span>most of the parties that implement it. Standards have exact and detailed specification regarding the network and define guidelines that specify the communication between the parties, 
Examples for protocols are: <span>hyper-text transfer </span>protocol<span> (HTTP), file transfer </span>protocol<span> (FTP) ,transmission control </span>protocol<span> / internet </span>protocol<span> (TCP/IP)...
Examples for standards: IEEE 802.3, </span>IEEE 802.7, IEEE 802.11,..
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