Event Dispatching

Event dispatching is a process used in software to manage communication between different parts of an application. When something happens—like a user clicking a button—an event is generated. The event dispatching system sends this event to the relevant parts of the program that are set up to respond. This process ensures that user actions and other events are handled efficiently and in the correct order, allowing the application to react appropriately without tight coupling between components. Essentially, it coordinates the flow of activity based on events, making the software responsive and organized.