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Features, structure & design of programming P1 M1 M2 D1. Unit 14 Event Driven Programming.
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FEATURES OF EVENTDRIVEN PROGRAMMING
Unit 14 Event Driven Programming
SUNDERLAND COLLEGE
ELIOT HUNTER
, Eliot Hunter (ID: 16002495) Assignment D Unit 14 Event Driven Programming
Features of Event Driven Programming
Examples of EDP
1. The first example of an Event Driven Programming is Microsoft Visual Basic. This Visual Basic
is an integrated development environment. It is used by over 3 million developers to develop
computer programs. It was first introduced in 1991. It is easy to learn and it was designed for
programming language for beginners.
2. The second example of Event Driven Programming is C++. It is a general-purpose
programming language. It provides facilities for low-level memory manipulation. C++ has
been used in other contexts and the key strengths being for example, software infrastructure
and resource-constrained applications. C++ is a good programming language and it also has
many implementations of it available on many platforms. Many organizations provide it as
well.
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