What is difference between explicit cost and implicit cost, Macroeconomics

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What are the difference between explicit cost and implicit cost?

Both are concerns to Opportunity Cost and Decisions:

An explicit cost is a cost which involves essentially laying out money.

An implicit cost does not needs an outlay of money; this is measured through the value, into dollar terms, of the advantages which are forgone.

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