Which java.util classes and interfaces support event
handling?
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Answer / shan
EventObject is a class which belongs to java.util package ,
and its subclasese
EventListener interface and its sub interfaces belongs to
util package
so that the both EventObject and EventListener helps to
perform event handling in java
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The interface java.util.Observer interface and the
java.util.Observable class support event handling
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