what are the differences between CUI and GUI interfaces?

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what are the differences between CUI and GUI interfaces?..

Answer / somnath basak (somu)

GUI stands for Graphics User Interface. That means it a kind
interface which allows an user to interact with the system
by dint of Graphics and other symbolic items i.e. icons. In
GUI mode user has to frequently use the pointing device to
carry on their processes to accomplish.

CUI stands for Character User Interface. This type of
interface allows an user to interact with the system by dint
of characters only in the form of code or syntaxes.

The basic differences lies between GUI and CUI is that Gui
is more reliable and convenient to user than that of CUI
because in CUI mode user has to remembered a huge no. of
syntaxes which is quite not possible to handle with. But as
GUI is having the symbols and icons so it gets quite
attractive and handy for an user to interact with the
system. This GUI processes and their processing
functionality provides the extra convenience during system
running.

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what are the differences between CUI and GUI interfaces?..

Answer / ab

CUI-->>

>user requires commands...
>its difficult to remember all commands..
>its only in black nd white machine..
>works in Dos..
>dos is fast compare to windows...
>memory requirment less...
>its cheap compare to gui...
>it can only use keyboard..
>it can linked directly...
>one task can run at a time..
>its totally based on text...
>programmer controls the flow of actions...
>eg. Dos...

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

GUI-->>

>it can use graphical images to executes commands...
>easy to access..
>easy to understand..
>works in windows..
>its slow compare to dos...
>more memory requirment...
>expensive,high speed components required...
>it can use keyboard,mouse..
>gui is not linked to computer itselft usually linked with
os or a program...
>more then one task can run at a time..
>its based on graphics...
>user controls the flow of actions...
>eg. Windows...

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what are the differences between CUI and GUI interfaces?..

Answer / aamir siddiqui

cui stand for command user interface
whereas gui is stand for graphical user interface

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what are the differences between CUI and GUI interfaces?..

Answer / akhilesh

cui:cui is not so efficent like gui
where as gui efficent to do an operation easily and fast
when compair to cui

Is This Answer Correct ?    42 Yes 23 No

what are the differences between CUI and GUI interfaces?..

Answer / ritesh

A CUI application provides the 2dimentional view to its
users.Whereas a GUI application provides 2D as well as 3D
(e.g Video games)view to its users.

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what are the differences between CUI and GUI interfaces?..

Answer / manuja & anuj

CUI uses sequence driven programming mode whereas GUI uses
event driven programming mode.

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what are the differences between CUI and GUI interfaces?..

Answer / pratik raj

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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what are the differences between CUI and GUI interfaces?..

Answer / big nello

gui is user interface, where the user uses graphics or pointer
cui is user interface, where the user uses characters or graph

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what are the differences between CUI and GUI interfaces?..

Answer / sugriv roy(allahabad)

CUI
#IT STANDS FOR CHARACTER USER INTERFACE.
#IT IS COMMAND TYPE INTERFACE.
#HERE THE USER USE CHARACTER ONLY.
#ITS SUPPORT MS-DOS.
#HERE WE WORK WITH ONLY KEYBOARD.
#HERE EVERYTHING DONE BY COMMAND.
#THIS IS ALSO KNOWN AS TEXTUAL USER INTERFACE IN WHICH THE
USER GIVES INSTRUCTIONS TO THE COMPUTER BY TYPING COMMAND.

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GUI
#IT STANDS FOR GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE.
#IT IS USER FRIENDLY INTERFACE.
#IT ACCEPTS ONLY GRAPHICAL(PICTORIAL) COMMANDS.
#IT PROVIDES TO THE USER A SCREEN FULL OF GRAPHIC ICONS.
#IT ALLOWS THE USER TO MAKE A RAPID SELECTION FROM THE
DISPLAYED ICONS OR MENU TO GIVE INSTRUCTIONS TO THE
COMPUTER.
#USED ONLY POINT AND DRAW DEVICE.
#IT ALSO PRONOUNCED"gooey".

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what are the differences between CUI and GUI interfaces?..

Answer / megha jain

CUI - character user interface
it is a mechanism for interacting by typing commands to
perform tasks
it is a time consuming process
it is difficult to use
eg. dos, unix
needs keyboard to both navigate and enter commands
it needs a number of commands to be memorized
the programmer controls the flow of actions
based on text
one task can run at a time

GUI - graphic user interface
it uses a mouse pointer to click the options or menus to
select options
it saves a lot of time
it is easier to use
eg. windows
displays commands, symbols and other visual cues
do not need memorization
the user controls the flow of actions
it is based on graphics
more task can run simultaneously

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