Events programming

Events programming is a method where software responds to specific actions or occurrences, known as events. For example, when you click a button or move a mouse, these actions trigger events that the program can recognize. Developers write code to handle these events, enabling interactive and dynamic applications. This approach allows programs to act immediately upon user input or other system changes, making software more responsive and flexible. Essentially, it’s about designing systems that listen for and respond to events efficiently, creating seamless user experiences.