What Does "(e)" Mean in JavaScript? - Event Handler Object Explained

The one thing that always confused me when I was learning JavaScript was what exactly the "e" or "ev" was when using events on things like button clicks or mouseovers - in this video, we take a look at how this object is useful for JavaScript coding.

For your reference, check this out:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Event

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#js_events_tutoria; #javascript_events #how_to_use_javascript_events #javascript_mousedown_event #javascript_mouseup_event #javascript_click_event #javascript_double_click_event #javascript_button_click_event #javascript_event_handlers #what_are_javascript_events #what_are_javascript_event_handlers #what_are_event_listeners_in_javascript #addEventListener_tutorial #javascript_location_of_mouse #event_target_javascript

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