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command line interface

In computing, a character-based interface in which a prompt is displayed on the screen at which the user types a command, followed by carriage return, at which point the command, if valid, is executed. Additional options may be used after the command in a line; these are known as command line parameters.

A typical example of a command line interface was the DOS prompt.
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