what are the differences between CUI and GUI interfaces?
Answer Posted / sunidhi
• CUI and GUI are user interface used in connection with computers
• CUI is the precursor of GUI and stands for character user interface where user has to type on keyboard to proceed. On the other hand GUI stands for Graphical User Interface which makes it possible to use a mouse instead of keyboard
• GUI is much easier to navigate than CUI
• There is only text in case of CUI whereas there are graphics and other visual clues in case of GUI
• Most modern computers use GUI and not CUI
• DOS is an example of CUI whereas Windows is an example of GUI.
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