Understanding Event-Driven Programming

Event-Driven Programming is a programming paradigm where the flow of the program is determined by ______

Instead of following a sequential set of instructions, the program in Event-Driven Programming responds to ______ as they occur.

In a graphical user interface (GUI), clicking a button or typing on the keyboard are ______ that trigger specific actions in an event-driven program.

Most modern computer programs that people use have Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs) with icons on the screen and a mouse to control a pointer, all operated through ______.

An event occurs whenever an event listener detects an event trigger and responds by running a method called an ______ handler.

An event occurs whenever an event listener detects an event trigger and responds by running a method called an ______.

An event trigger can be almost any activity: such as: A mouse movement, touch screen, Someone pressing the enter key, Or something that is changing i.e. a bank account balance ______.

When a printer wants data, an event ______ is activated.

Events are an important part of programming, allowing the computer to respond to requests by a user: i.e. ______ and mouse.

Events can be used for many other purposes, such as controlling burglar alarms, checking remote sensors, or checking for system events, like printers running out of ______.