Why Do Event-Driven GUI Programs Sometimes Require Fewer Coded Loops

question 13

Multiple Choice

Why do event-driven GUI programs sometimes require fewer coded loops than their counterpart console applications?

• A) Some events are determined by the user's actions when the program is running.
• B) GUI programs have better loop performance and can benefit more from loop fusion.
• C) A GUI's properties removes the need for some loops.
• D) A GUI program can utilize loop nesting, while a console program cannot.

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