One Important Difference Between the Command Line Interface and a GUI

question 42

Multiple Choice

One important difference between the command line interface and a GUI interface is that __________.

• A) in command line the background color of the monitor will always be black but in a GUI it can be any color
• B) in a GUI environment the user determines the order in which things happen while the user has no control over the order or events in a command line interface
• C) users must type information in a command line interface but, when using a GUI, typing is never required
• D) All of these are important differences.

Identify and classify different types of data (categorical and quantitative).

Understand the concept of measurement scales (nominal, ordinal, interval, ratio) and apply them to real-world data.

Differentiate between quantitative data measured in units and categorical data defined by characteristics.

Apply knowledge of data types and measurement scales to evaluate and interpret information in research or surveys.

---

Definitions:

Spot Exchange Rates

The present rate at which one currency is traded for another with immediate effect.

Net Income

The overall earnings of a firm once expenses and taxes are subtracted from its total revenue.

Cash Flow Hedge

A financial strategy used to manage the risk of fluctuations in cash flows caused by changes in foreign exchange rates, interest rates, or commodity prices.

Spot Exchange Rates

Refers to the current exchange rate at which a currency can be bought or sold for immediate delivery.