Question

Event-driven GUI programs sometimes require fewer coded loops than their counterpart console applications because some events are determined by the ____ when the program is running.

Answer 1

Answer:

User-action

Explanation:

In some cases, an event can be as a result of a user action, such as when the user clicks the mouse button, types a character, or clicks a button.

The program might respond to a mouse-click on a canvas by drawing a shape, to a typed character by adding the character to an input box, or to a click on a button by clearing a drawing.