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A menu bar is a horizontal bar at the top of a computer screen or window that contains labels for drop-down menus like "File," "Edit," and "View". It serves as a graphical user interface element for accessing an application's commands and settings, such as saving documents, changing text, or closing the application.

Description of a menu bar

Location: Typically found at the very top of the screen (macOS) or the top of an application window (Windows).

Function: It lists menu titles, and clicking one reveals a pull-down menu with further commands and options.

Purpose: To provide a central place for users to find and execute an application's features and settings without needing to remember specific keyboard shortcuts.