GUI: Graphical User Interface, Uses Windows, Icons, Menus, Pointers, Intuitive and requires littl training, Can choose from options instead of typing comands, reducing errors, Requires extensive resources and memory due to complexity., Can be slow for experienced users with no shortcuts, CLI: Command Line Interface, Each command entered at a prompt, Usually includes parameters and/or switches, Single commands can carry out multiple operations, Less resources and processing power required, Allows for automation of repetitive tasks, Users may be unfamiliar with syntax, resulting in errors, Not user friendly, with no visual interface, Forms Dialogue: Provides prompts and response fields to user on screen, Involves use of drop down & radio buttons, Reduces human errors as input required. , Increased accuracy and completeness, Limits data entry options available to end user. , Users can choose from a predefined list of options.,

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