What are datagrams.
What do you mean by the data grams? Explain in detail.
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A datagram is defined as a unit of transfer linked with the packet-switched network where the arrival time, delivery, and order of the arrival are not guaranteed by network. A datagram has the following given characteristics:
a) Data is transmitted from the source to destination without any guarantee of the delivery
b) Data is frequently decomposed into the smaller pieces and broadcasted without having a defined route or guaranteed order of delivery.
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