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