Can you explain what a navigation menu in an interface is?

The navigation menu in the interface is an element that allows the user to move between different sections or screens of an application or website.

It is usually presented as a list of links or buttons located in a convenient place (for example, at the top, on the side, or as a dropdown menu). In C# and Windows Forms or WPF, the navigation menu can be implemented using controls such as MenuStrip, ToolStrip, or NavigationView.

Example: a menu with items "File", "Edit", "View", where each item expands to a submenu with additional commands.