キャラクタユーザインタフェース
1. Command-line interfaceA command-line interface (CLI) is a means of interaction between a human user and a computer program, or between two programs, where the user passes commands in the form of a line of text (a command line) to a computer program. The command-line interface evolved from a form of dialog once conducted by humans over teleprinter machines, in which human operators remotely exchanged information, usually one line of text at a time.
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