There are four features of a graphical user interface that interact with each other, and the meaning of these four parts ensures that a graphical user interface can smoothly operate.
Windows: Windows are another way of talking about different programs that are running. They divide computer screens and can be toggled back and forth.
Icons: Icons are small pictures that a user can click on to execute a command, like starting a program or accessing a web browser.
Menu: Menus, like icons, can be used to access different programs. For example, the Start Bar on windows computers would be considered a menu.
Pointer: A pointer is a symbol that is controlled by the mouse. It enables users to figure out what they are about to click on.