what are the differences between CUI and GUI interfaces?
Answer Posted / shivam kumar jha
CUI(Character user interface) In this type of Interface, a keyboard is used for the user input and a monitor for the computer output. When this user interface is started, a blank screen appears with a line for the user to type the commands.
GUI(Graphical User Interface) this interface uses graphical components for interacation. These graphical components usually comprise of windows, icons,menus,and pointer (WIMP). Input is acceptable using device such as keyboard and mouse.
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