TOPIC 8.2.1
Event-Driven Programming and Loops

Event-driven programming differs from procedure-driven programming because the flow of the program is controlled by the occurrence of certain events.  The event-driven program is always waiting for something to happen.  It will execute a different block of code depending on which event occurs.  Procedure-driven programs must pause and wait for a response from the user.  In this case the program is in control of which code gets executed.

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• Event-Driven Programming