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GUI is a high level programming. It enable the end user to use the programmed file without any hassle of understanding how the program programmed. It can be developed using many tools lik C, C++, Matlab, Visual C and many more :wink:
usually we use Visual Basic for GUI..coz i think Visual Basic is easier to build a GUI...it also depends on what program u're using for internal programming..
GUI is Graphical User Interface.
It makes easy for user to operate the system, software with good GUI........
If u have experience of DOS as well as windows.........windows has GUI......DOS dont......how u feel while working on both is the differnce GUI make....
U can use c,c++ also to develop GUI but for that u have to write a lot of code. U can use VC++ and VB for microsoft platform...
in VC++ u have to write a bit more code than in VB.......VB seems to be easy to use than VC++.
you can use also turbo c/c++ and buld gui on dos screen it's not easy and it's not looking good but it will work check the graphics library in turbo c and find a program that enable the mouse in dos mode
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