What is a status bar?

A status bar is a graphical control element used to display certain pieces of information about the current state of a program or system. It is typically located at the bottom of a window or screen and provides feedback to the user about various aspects such as progress of a task, current status of a process, or system information like battery level, network connection, and time. Status bars are commonly used in software applications, web browsers, and operating systems to keep users informed and provide quick access to important information.

A status bar is a horizontal bar that is usually located at the bottom of a graphical user interface (GUI). It displays information about the current state of the application or system, such as the time, date, battery life, network connectivity, and any active programs.

A status bar is a horizontal that is usually located at the bottom of a graphical user interface