connection-oriented communication

Connection-oriented communication is like making a phone call. Before exchanging messages, both parties establish a connection, ensuring they are ready to communicate. This setup involves negotiations to synchronize their communication parameters. Once connected, data flows reliably, with mechanisms in place to confirm receipt and handle errors. When the conversation ends, the connection is properly closed. This approach ensures that messages are delivered accurately and in order, making it ideal for applications where data integrity and sequence are important, such as video calls or file transfers.