Are event-driven computer languages as useful to learn as other kinds of programming languages? And do they make for more or less complicated programming?
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Are event-driven computer languages as useful to learn as other kinds of programming languages? And do they make for more or less complicated programming?
Indeed, its useful. An 'event driven language' is any language that has the functionality to respond to an 'event' (do nothing and wait until you are needed)
Conceptually, all the programming languages are some. Only difference is that it's way of writing.