👉 Menus computing, also known as menu-driven programming or interactive menus, is a software development paradigm where users interact with a program by selecting options from a series of predefined menus or choices. This approach typically involves a graphical user interface (GUI) where the program presents a list of commands or functions to the user, who can then select one by clicking on it. The selected option is then processed by the program, often leading to further prompts or a series of inputs. This method emphasizes user interaction and control, allowing for a more intuitive and flexible programming experience, especially in environments where complex logic or extensive user input is required. Menus computing can simplify the programming process by abstracting away low-level details and focusing on user-friendly interactions, making it particularly useful for applications with a wide range of possible inputs or configurations.
