What are the differences between oceanic climate and continental climate?

Marine climate is also called "marine climate" or "oceanic climate". It refers to a regional climate that is significantly affected by the ocean, that is, a climate with prominent oceanic characteristics. It is just the opposite of the continental climate. This kind of weather is common in places where the prevailing wind blows toward the coast, mainly on oceanic islands and the west coast at mid-latitudes. The main characteristics of a maritime climate are that the daily and annual temperature ranges are small, and the distribution of precipitation is relatively uniform. Western Europe and Northern Europe are the areas with the most significant maritime climate.