Graphical User Interface
A graphical user interface, or GUI, is a type of user interface that allows individuals to interact with a software program through graphical icons and visual indicators such as buttons, menus, and windows. It is a more user-friendly and intuitive approach to operating software as it simplifies complex tasks and processes into a visual representation that can be easily understood and managed by the user. The main purpose of a GUI is to provide a platform for users to interact with the underlying software in a graphical and organized manner,
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