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A [[User Interface|user interface]] is where human and computer interaction can occur. This interface allows a user to operate | A [[User Interface|user interface]] is where human and computer interaction can occur. This interface allows a user to operate hardware, while also giving the user feedback about the state of the machine and their input. This interface can occur in many different spaces, but the two most common are listed below. | ||
==Graphical== | ==Graphical== | ||
A [[User_Interface#Graphical|graphical user interface]] is a type of user interface | A [[User_Interface#Graphical|graphical user interface]] is a type of user interface displayed to a user, allowing them to interact with the hardware using a input device and graphical elements, such as menus or icons. | ||
==Command Line== | ==Command Line== | ||
A [[User_Interface#Command_Line|command line interface]] is a type of user interface where the primary interaction between a user and the | A [[User_Interface#Command_Line|command line interface]] is a type of user interface where the primary interaction between a user and the hardware is input using a keyboard and the computer outputs a response. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:01, 9 May 2022
A user interface is where human and computer interaction can occur. This interface allows a user to operate hardware, while also giving the user feedback about the state of the machine and their input. This interface can occur in many different spaces, but the two most common are listed below.
Graphical
A graphical user interface is a type of user interface displayed to a user, allowing them to interact with the hardware using a input device and graphical elements, such as menus or icons.
Command Line
A command line interface is a type of user interface where the primary interaction between a user and the hardware is input using a keyboard and the computer outputs a response.
