CUI

CUI stands for Command Line User Interface. It is a type of user interface that allows users to interact with a computer program through text-based commands. Instead of using a graphical interface with buttons and menus, users enter commands into a command line interface to perform tasks and execute programs.

The use of CUIs is common in operating systems and programming environments, where users can navigate directories, run programs, and perform various tasks by typing commands. CUIs are often preferred by advanced users and developers who prefer the efficiency and flexibility of text-based interfaces.

CUIs can be accessed through a terminal or command prompt, which provides a command line interface for users to enter commands. Users can type commands, specify options and arguments, and receive text-based output from the program or system.

CUIs have been widely used since the early days of computing and continue to be an important part of many systems and applications. They provide a powerful and efficient way to interact with computers and perform tasks without the need for a graphical interface.