interface em linha de comandos
Also known as command line interface, CLI, Character user interface, terminal user inferface, TUI
type of computer interface based on entering text commands and viewing text output
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A command-line interface is a way to control a computer by typing text commands and reading text responses, rather than using a mouse to click on buttons and icons. It remains widely used by programmers and system administrators because it offers direct control over computers and can be faster for many technical tasks than graphical interfaces.
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Uma interface de linha de comandos (ILC), em inglês command-line interface (CLI), é um meio de interagir com um programa de computador, onde o utilizador emite comandos para o programa sob a forma de sucessivas linhas de texto (linhas de comando). Cada sistema operacional traz um intérprete padrão (o shell) para aqueles comandos os quais executam tarefas distintas e resolvem diferentes tipos de problemas.
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