Web Development and Design Foundations with HTML5 (8th Edition)
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Chapter 14.6, Problem 2CP
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Difference between an event and an event handler:
| Event | Event Handler |
| Event is an occurrence of process, which is happening in the web browser. | Event handler is the program that performs the particular operation that responds to the event. |
| Clicking a mouse, loading a page, and placing the mouse over an area are the examples of an event. | “onclick”, “onload”, and “onmouseover” are the examples of event handler... |
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