Why should the implementation of any swing callback (like a listener) execute quickly?
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Answer Posted / Anupam Raj
"The implementation of a Swing callback, such as an event listener, should be designed to execute quickly because they are executed on the Event Dispatch Thread (EDT). Updating the UI or performing time-consuming operations on the EDT can lead to unresponsive applications. Therefore, it's crucial to perform any CPU-intensive tasks off the EDT using SwingWorker or other threading mechanisms."n
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