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A console-based application is a program that operates in a command-line interface (CLI) rather than a graphical user interface (GUI). Users interact with the application through text input and output, typically in a terminal or command prompt. These applications are often lightweight and are used for tasks like scripting, automation, and performing system-level functions without the overhead of a graphical interface. Examples include command-line tools, scripts, and utilities.

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