[Carlos Martes]

Core protocols are the foundation of digital communication, ensuring devices interact efficiently across networks. Transmission Control Protocol provides reliable data transfer by creating a connection, sequencing packets, and checking for errors, making it vital for services like email, file sharing and web browsing. Internet Protocol manages addressing and routing, ensuring data travels across interconnected networks and reaches to the correct destination services. It acts like a digital postal system, directing packets to their proper location. Hypertext Transfer Protocol governs communication between web browsers and servers, defining how requests are made and responses are delivered so users can access websites and online resources. Together, these protocols work in harmony, ensures reliable delivery, IP directs the path, and HTTP makes web interactions possible. Without them, the internet today would not function as they provide structure, order and accessibility to global and digital communications.