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Actually, from the sender's side, it would be impossible to distinguish whether a packet was dropped or not.
For example, if the sender sends A B C D E, and only C is dropped by the receiver.
Then, the ACK until B would be sent back to the sender, so you should go for C D E F G.
From the lab session, the situation was from the receiver.
If you only get legit A B D E packets and a corrupted C packet, then you should send an ACK for B (of course, you didn't get C). Then the sender will send back from C D E F G. (This method is not implemented by you, of course. The grader will use the model solution for the sender)

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