what are the differences between CUI and GUI interfaces?
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Answer / vikesh tomar
CUI stands for Character User Interface
GUI stands for Graphical User Interface
CUI-anything where you are allowed to work only with keyboard
GUI-when you are allowed to work with any pointing device
like mouse
CUI-dos is fast compare to windows
GUI- its slow compare to dos
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Answer / sumit kr jha
cui works on command if we forgets the we will not be able
to do our work
gui it is an interface between that is an interaction rather
a graphical interraction between the user and the computer
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Answer / ashish verma
1= CUI- Command line User Interface
Work done by commands.
anything where you are allowed to work only with
keyboard
2= GUI- Grafical user interface
work done by user friendly.
when you are allowed to work with any pointing device
like mouse..
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Answer / mayank
Re: what are the differences between CUI and GUI interfaces?
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# 20 CUI stands for Character User Interface
GUI stands for Graphical User Interface
the GUI is the user interface in which user interact
through the application by making uses of graphics, whereas
in CUI the user has to interact with the application by
making use of the codes
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Answer / anmol
cui is commond -line interface
gui is graphcal user inter face
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Answer / nuraj panthi
CUI: This is a textual interface in which the user give the instruction to the computer by commands.
GUI:It is what most computer most use of.
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