CLI

CLI, or Command Line Interface, is a way of interacting with a computer using text-based commands instead of a graphical interface with buttons and icons. Users enter specific commands into a prompt, and the computer executes those commands, allowing for tasks like file management, software installation, and system configuration. While it may seem less intuitive than clicking on images, CLI can be faster and more powerful for experienced users, as it allows for precise control and automation of repetitive tasks. It’s commonly used by programmers and system administrators for its efficiency.