what are the differences between CUI and GUI interfaces?
Answer Posted / prabhat
CUI Which stands for Character user interface.
In CUI one task run at a time.
Everything done by commands.
Application : MS Dos
GUI Which stands for Graphical User interface.
In GUI more task can run simultaenously.
Work done by pointing devices like mouse
Very user friendly
Application : Window
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