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Artificial Intelligence Revolution

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  Artificial Intelligence Revolution Java for beginners SSLC BIOLOGY MARCH 2025 SSLC SOCIAL SCIENCE-1-MARCH 2025 Super Solid-അതികരാവസ്ഥ The modern world is changing very fast, and at the forefront of this change is a revolutionary technology called Artificial Intelligence (AI). Today, the impact of AI can be seen everywhere in our environment, from smartphones and virtual assistants to educational methods. In such a situation, we need to consider how much AI is influencing the lives of young people. image courtesy-Pinterest.com Artificial intelligence offers numerous opportunities for young people, particularly in the fields of learning and research. Several online platforms assist students in learning subjects, completing homework, and conducting research. Additionally, AI is utilized as a teaching aid in classrooms, allowing teachers to provide more personalized attention to students. AI also benefits young people in the areas of creativity and innovation. For instance, it is u...
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Event Handling in Java

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 What is event handling-How to handle it in Java

What is meant by event?

Event is state-change or behavior-change is called as an event

Ex:-if you take a button ,pressing on this button is an event

Event occurs when text is entered into an empty text field.That is, the empty thing changes.

In general, an event refers to a change in state or a change in behavior.

How do we handle these events?

Event handling in Java is using the delegation event model.

What is the delegation event model?

Modern concepts of event handling in Java are based on the delegation event model, whose concept is very simple: its source generates an event and sends it to one or more listeners.

sources:sources are the elements that create events

 Listeners: Listeners are used for handling the events generated from the source.

Listener Interface  and Supporting Components

ActionListener--> Button,List,TextField,MenuItem,and its derivatives

AdjustmentListener--> Scrollbar

KeyListener--> Component and its derivatives

MouseListener--> Component and its derivatives

WindowListener--> Window and its derivatives

ItemListener--> Checkbox,List,CheckboxMenuItems

TextListener--> TextField,TextArea


Remember the naming rules in java


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