If a code block begins with the word "on," it will typically:
A. run a function.
B. specify a parameter.
C. create a variable.
D. cause an event.
Answer (1)
A code block that begins with the word "on" typically indicates that it will cause an event in event-driven programming. It allows developers to define actions that should occur in response to certain user interactions, like clicking or submitting a form. Examples include onClick and onLoad, which control how an interface behaves based on user actions. ;
