True/False

Writing an event handler for a menu item is the same as writing an event handler for a button tap or click.

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Urijah Macdonald

Computers & Technology

4 January, 07:41

True/False

Writing an event handler for a menu item is the same as writing an event handler for a button tap or click.

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Lilliana Ball · Answer 1

True

Explanation:

Event handlers are basically functions that are triggered when an event occurs, example of events are click, drag, mouseover, etc. the two items (menu item and button) are usually triggered by the same type of event, which is the click event, and besides event handlers are nothing but functions that are executed/triggered when an event occurs. They are both functions and they are both triggered by a click event.

True/FalseWriting an event handler for a menu item is the same as writing an event handler for a button tap or click.

True/False

Writing an event handler for a menu item is the same as writing an event handler for a button tap or click.