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What is the difference between a Refractor Telescope and a Reflector Telescope?

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What is the difference between a Refractor Telescope and a Reflector Telescope?

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Refractor telescopes use lenses only (no mirrors or prisms). The refractor is essentially a closed tube design. It is mechanically uncomplicated and basically maintenance free. Refractors are generally used for astronomical viewing; however, they can be used for terrestrial purposes beyond 100 feet.

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