In the Command Line interface, how are commands entered compared to GUI?

In the Command Line interface (CLI), users have the ability to enter multiple commands in one step, depending on how the commands are structured and the terminal's capabilities. This is particularly useful for automation or executing a batch of commands where sequential execution is needed, as users can combine commands using operators like semicolons or logical operators.

In contrast to a graphical user interface (GUI), where actions often require individual clicks and steps, the CLI offers a more compact and efficient way of executing tasks. However, while it's possible to enter multiple commands at once, each command's execution and output may depend on the specific command line syntax and how the commands interact with each other.

This flexibility is beneficial for users who need to perform complex operations without constantly navigating through menus and options in a GUI. It showcases the power and efficiency of the CLI for advanced users who are comfortable with command syntax.