computerinterface
A computer interface refers to the shared boundary across which interactions occur between users and computers, or between computer systems. It includes hardware, software, and communication protocols that enable input, processing, and output. Interfaces are designed to bridge gaps in capabilities, language, and context, allowing humans to control computers or for machines to exchange information.
There are two broad categories: user interfaces (how people interact with computers) and system or machine interfaces
Key components include input devices (keyboard, mouse, touch), output devices (screens, printers, speakers), software layers (operating
Historically, interfaces evolved from batch and batch-processing terminals to interactive command-line interfaces, followed by graphical user
Standards and accessibility guidelines seek to ensure compatibility and inclusive use, covering aspects such as keyboard