Whats the difference between 2 way SSL over HTTPS & 2 way SSL over TCP

also, is there an implementation on web for 2 way SSL/TCP .
PS: plz donot give me the definition for 2 way SSL :)

whats the difference between 2 way SSL over HTTPS & 2 way SSL over TCP?The difference is that '2 way SSL over HTTPS' doesn't exist.
HTTPS is HTTP over SSL, so SSL over that would be SSL over SSL which would be pointless.

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