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JavaScript JavaScript and the DOM (Retiring) Responding to User Interaction Events and Functions as Parameters Review

Indu khan
Indu khan
169 Points
Posted by Indu khan
Indu khan
169 Points

Please explain

Please explain

NiKole Maxwell
NiKole Maxwell
11,071 Points

Hi Indu What specifically do you need more information on? Your question is a bit vague.

Indu khan
Indu khan
169 Points
Indu khan
Indu khan
169 Points

Hovering over the answer to this question is a DOM event. Choose the correct answer below:
True False

2 Answers

Markie Chancellor
Markie Chancellor
10,808 Points
Markie Chancellor
Markie Chancellor
10,808 Points

It is true, it is a DOM event.

NiKole Maxwell
NiKole Maxwell
11,071 Points
NiKole Maxwell
NiKole Maxwell
11,071 Points

Ah ok. The answer button is an item on the quiz-DOM. Its asking if the action that you are doing by hovering over the answer button (whether true or false) would be considered an event in JS? Is this something you can write code for to trigger a response or action. Can you change the way a user experiences your program when they hover over a specific item? (can you make the answer light up, dim, offer a hint, change colors - etc).

If the answer is yes, then its true, if not then false.

Further info - Hovering is considered a mouse event