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== 3. UDP Header Structure == The UDP header is fixed at 8 bytes and contains only four fields: {| class="wikitable" ! Field !! Size (bits) !! Description |- | Source Port || 16 || Port number of the sending application. Can be zero if not needed. |- | Destination Port || 16 || Port number used by the receiving application or service. |- | Length || 16 || Total length of UDP header and data in bytes. |- | Checksum || 16 || Optional in IPv4 (0 means unused). Required in IPv6 for error detection. |} ; Header layout (in order): : Source Port β Destination Port β Length β Checksum There are no sequence numbers, acknowledgments, retransmission logic, or flow control. UDP relies on the application layer to implement any needed reliability.
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