what are the differences between CUI and GUI interfaces?
Answer Posted / kennedy usiagwu
CUI or CLI interface is a branch of system software that
makes use of codes or characters to interact. It is mainly
used by programmers and makes use of little or no graphics.
WHILE
GUI interface is also a branch but makes use of graphics to
interact with it like icons, pictures e.t.c. It is used by
casual computer users and does not need to use codes.
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