Cascade (computing)

Cascade in computing refers to a specific process where an action triggers a series of subsequent actions or events. Think of it like a chain reaction: when one event occurs, it leads to others in a sequence. This concept is often used in software design and web development, where user interactions with one element can cause changes or updates to other elements automatically. For example, clicking a button on a website might open a menu and change the content displayed without needing to refresh the entire page, creating a seamless user experience.