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Systems that respond to significant events, like user actions or system changes

A significant occurrence; something happening that triggers a response

A reference to a method that can be passed around to be executed

The process of responding to and acting on events

Actions like clicks, keystrokes, or entered data that trigger system events

Code that monitors for specific events and reacts accordingly

Multiple handlers can listen to an event, triggered when an event occurs

External factors such as user actions(clicks, key presses), system conditions( timeouts) or hardware interactions

Actions taken by a user, such as mouse clicks, key presses, or touch input, that are captured and handled by the system.

Components of a program that respond to specific user input events.

A programming technique where the flow of execution is determined by user actions instead of a predetermined sequence of steps.

Changing the visual appearance of an application's interface based on user input or other events.

Performing calculations or actions based on user input.

Starting additional processes or operations as a result of handling an event.

The process of responding to and processing events.

A benefit of event-driven programming, which results in immediate response to user actions.

Program flow controlled by events like user actions (clicks, keys), sensor data, or messages.

A function that runs when a specific event occurs, defining actions for that event.

Event handlers, delegates, and events are fundamental to event-driven programming.

Event handlers run independently of the main program flow.

Something that happens and triggers a response, like a user clicking a button.

A reference to a method that handles the response to an event.

Graphical user interface. A program that displays elements to handle user input with a visual interface.

User input like clicking buttons, typing, or moving the mouse.