differentiate between GUI &CUI
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GUI and CUI are two types of User Interfaces. GUI stands for Graphical
User Interface while CUI stands for Character User Interface. In this article we will be discussing the differences between these two interfaces and which one has advantages over the other.
GUI: GUI stands for Graphical User Interface. This is a type of user interface
where user interacts with the computer using graphics. Graphics include icons, navigation bars, images etc. Mouse can be used while using this interface to interact with the graphics. It is a very user-friendly interface and requires no expertise. Eg: Windows has GUI.
CUI: CUI stands for Character User Interface. This is a type of user interface
where user interacts with computer using only keyboard. To perform any action a command is required. CUI is precursor of GUI and was used in most primitive computers. Most modern computers use GUI and not CUI. Eg: MS-DOS has CUI.
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CUI OS
- In CUI OS, the user sends commands and instructions to the computer in character form, i.e., by typing commands at the command prompt. The display on the screen does not contain any graphics. •
- CUI OS is not interactive and user friendly as GUI OS.
- Examples are MS-DOS and UNIX
GUI OS
- In GUI OS, the interface is graphical, i.e., the user interacts with the computer using figures and graphic on the screen. It is basically menu driven.
- GUI OS is user friendly and interactive.
- Examples are windows and Linux.