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+# Congestion Control  
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+**Congestion control** is a fundamental mechanism in `TCP` that prevents excessive data 
+transmission from overwhelming the network, ensuring stable and efficient communication. 
+In server-side game development, congestion control helps maintain smooth gameplay by 
+dynamically adjusting the data flow based on network conditions. `TCP` employs various 
+congestion control algorithms, such as `Reno`, `CUBIC`, and `BBR`, to detect congestion and 
+reduce packet loss. These algorithms regulate the senders transmission rate using strategies 
+like slow start, congestion avoidance, and fast recovery. Proper tuning of congestion control 
+mechanisms is critical for minimizing lag, preventing packet drops, and optimizing multiplayer
+game performance, especially in high-traffic scenarios.  
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+Visit the following resources to learn more:
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+- [@article@Congestion Control in Linux TCP](https://www.usenix.org/conference/2002-usenix-annual-technical-conference/congestion-control-linux-tcp)

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-#Flow Control
+# Flow Control
 
 **Flow control** is a crucial mechanism in `TCP` that regulates data transmission between a sender 
 and a receiver to prevent network congestion and packet loss. In server-side game development,