Difference between Console and terminal
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A terminal is a hardware device used for entering data into and displaying information from a computer.
console was a single keyboard and monitor plugged into a dedicated serial console port on a computer used for direct communication at a low level with the operating system.
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Answer / unix engineer
Terminal is Device from where we can access the server's
Console.
Console is the area from where we can login to the server
with using the user credentials.
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