Event-driven Applications

Event-driven applications are software programs that respond to specific actions or occurrences, called events, such as clicks, messages, or sensor signals. Instead of following a set sequence of steps, they wait and react when something happens. For example, a smartphone app that updates when it receives a new message or a website that loads new content when you interact are event-driven. This approach makes applications more dynamic and responsive, allowing them to efficiently handle multiple inputs and updates in real-time.