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What is the difference between TUBE and PIPE?

2010-03-24View Original

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I see these two terms everywhere in APIs – what is the fundamental difference between them? Especially in data tables, is it a choice of one or the other?
Reply #22010-03-24
A tube is a pipe with a very small diameter； A pipe is a conduit with a large diameter ； The difference lies in the size of the caliber
Reply #32010-03-24
The way of representation is also different; tube is expressed in inches； Pipe is in metric units, expressed in mm, etc.
Reply #42010-03-29
Hehe, how much is large and how much is small? Where is the boundary line?

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