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we code event listeners to conduct.....
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our code to the events that our program hears.
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Basic event listener statement......
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instancename.addEventListener (event.TYPE, functionName );
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instance name is......
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the name of the object.
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addEventListener is the.....
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command that tells ActionScript to listen for the event.
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event is the......
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general class of event
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type is the.......
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specific event
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functionName is the.....
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Name of the function that we want to execute whenever ActionScript hears the event.
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Which functionNames never.....
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code parentheses after the function names.
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Basic Event handler function statement......
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function functionName(e:event):returnValueDatatype { dosomething
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e is the name.......
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of the first parameter. You can use any name for this parameter, but almost everyone uses a lowercase e. Use a colon to separate parameter and event.
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event is the......
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general class of event. It must be exactly the same as the event parameter in the addEventListener statement.
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