What does the transport protocol do?

[A].	It defines how data should be presented to the next receiving layer, packages the data accordingly, and then passes the data to the application through the session layer interface.
[B].	It provides low-level access to the network adapters by providing data transmission support and some basic adapter management functions
[C].	It supports communications between applications on different computers by creating sessions, defining data-exchange formats, and providing application-support services
[D].	It is responsible for establishing logical names on the network, establishing connections between two logical names on the network, and supporting reliable data transfer between computers that have established a session
[E].	None of the above

Answer: Option A

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