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School Help
I have a question from my java course. I'm stuck on it and have read the chapter over and over again, and have tried searching the answer. I feel this is going to be a facepalm answer but here goes
The general term for methods that are invoked as a result of a user action is:
Tried: action event, action listener, instance, and many others, I'm stumped.... any hints are appreciated
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h_______ I guess. Or event h_______.
An action listener implements the event h______ which gets passed the action event as an argument.
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Thank you so much, I tried h____ before, ended up being event h____. My book has done this a few times, in fact, I have an online version of the book that is searchable and "event handler" appears no where in the entire book!
Re: School Help
Time for a new book!(<= I love this guy!)
Re: School Help
You're welcome. Following forums like this is a good way of getting used to the jargon. (and jargon is all this question seems to be about)
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