Hour 6. Events and Event Handling
C# is inherently an imperative programming language, which enables you to describe how to accomplish tasks using procedures (methods). Procedural programming defines the exact statements that will be executed and the order in which they will be executed. This type of programming is most often found in command-line or non-interactive programs because of the generally limited amount of user interaction.
In contrast, event-driven programming is a programming style in which the program flow is determined by events. Events are simply anything of interest, such as user actions (mouse clicks ...
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