How are currents and winds different?

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Yes, because wind is caused by cold or warm air filling in neutral spaces, and the ocean's currents are caused by the wind, the tides, and things like the earth's rotation.Both follow the coriolis effect.Winds also produce currents called wind currents.I think question should be more eloberate
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