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question 6 (mandatory) (1 point) listen what is the primary difference between a command line interface (cli) and a graphical user interface (gui)? cli is only available on linux, while gui is for windows cli is faster than gui in all situations cli requires text commands, while gui relies on graphical elements cli uses images, while gui uses text question 7 (mandatory) (1 point) listen what command would you use to change directories in a linux terminal? cp mv ls cd

Explanation:

Question 6

• Analyze each option:
• Option 1: CLI is not only for Linux (e.g., Windows has Command Prompt/PowerShell), and GUI is not only for Windows (Linux has GUI like GNOME, macOS has GUI), so this is wrong.
• Option 2: CLI is not faster in all situations (e.g., for novice users or tasks needing visual interaction, GUI can be faster), so this is wrong.
• Option 3: CLI requires users to type text commands (e.g., ls in Linux), while GUI uses graphical elements like icons, buttons, menus (e.g., clicking a folder icon), so this is correct.
• Option 4: CLI uses text, GUI uses graphical elements (not the other way around), so this is wrong.

• Recall Linux commands:
• cp is for copying files/directories.
• mv is for moving/renaming files/directories.
• ls is for listing contents of a directory.
• cd (change directory) is used to change directories in Linux terminal (e.g., cd Documents to enter the Documents directory).

Answer:

C. CLI requires text commands, while GUI relies on graphical elements

Question 7