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What do you mean by command command interface?


Asked by Braelyn Nolan on Dec 01, 2021 FAQ



The command Command Interface (CI) is the channel that the two involved parties (the computer and the monitor) are using to send and receive commands to each other.
Also Know,
A command line interface (CLI) is a text-based user interface (UI) used to view and manage computer files. Command line interfaces are also called command-line user interfaces, console user interfaces and character user interfaces.
Consequently, A command-line interface can run many programs, for example a batch file could launch half a dozen programs to do its task. An inexperienced user can sometimes find a command driven program difficult to use because of the number of commands that have to be learnt. An example of a common command driven interface is MS-DOS.
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Typically, the command line interface features a black box with white text. The user responds to a prompt in the command line interface by typing a command. The output or response from the system can include a message, table, list, or some other confirmation of a system or application action.
In addition,
In contrast, the command-line interface requires users to recall not only the name of the command (“mv”), but also the names of the objects involved (files and paths to the source and destination folders). Thus, unlike DM interfaces, command-line interfaces are based on recall instead of recognition and violate an important usability heuristic.