Question

What is the difference between Memcache and Memcached?

Answer 1

Difference between Memcache and Memcached:

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Memcache	Memcached
Memcache module provides handy procedural and object-oriented interface to Memcached.	Memcached is a high-performance, distributed memory object caching system.
Memcache is an extension that allows you to work through handy object-oriented (OOP's) and procedural interfaces.	Memcached is an extension that uses the libMemcached library to provide API for communicating with Memcached servers.
The Memcache module provides a session handler (Memcache).	The Memcached provides a session handler (Memcached).
It is designed to reduce database load in dynamic web applications.	It is used to increase the dynamic web applications by reducing database load. It is the latest API.