A Command Line Interface (CLI) is a text-based interface used to interact with a computer’s operating system, software, or services. It allows users to execute commands by typing them, making it a powerful tool for automation, scripting, and system management.

Features of a Command Line Interface:

Enables direct interaction with the system through typed commands, providing granular control over processes.
Supports automation through scripting, allowing repetitive tasks to be streamlined and executed efficiently.
Lightweight and resource-efficient, requiring minimal system overhead compared to graphical interfaces.
Accessible remotely via SSH (Secure Shell) for managing systems across networks.
Provides a rich set of utilities and commands for developers, system administrators, and power users.

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Disclaimer: The Command Line Interface is a standard tool in most operating systems, including Unix-like (Linux, macOS) and Windows systems. It is provided "as is" and can be powerful but also potentially harmful if misused. Users should exercise caution when executing commands and ensure they understand the implications of their actions. Always back up critical data before performing significant operations via the CLI.

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