Illustrate TCP – bytes and segments, Computer Networking

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Q. Illustrate TCP – bytes and segments?

TCP - bytes & segments

TCP at the sending site collects bytes into a packet called a segment
TCP adds a header to each segment and delivers it to IP for transmission
Segments are able to arrive out of order
Size of the segment varies

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