Event-driven programming

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Explains how a robot changes color and behavior based on different conditions using a timer.

Discusses implementing keyboard events, timers, and file management in GTKmm4 applications.

Covers event-driven programming with GTKmm4, focusing on non-blocking input and user interaction management.

Explores the evolution of music from medieval to modern times, covering different periods, styles, and composers.

Introduces the widely used Observer Pattern for views to react to model changes, with examples of Publisher, Subscriber, and a Consolidator.

Covers information measures, entropy, mutual information, and data processing inequality in signal representation.

Covers discrete event simulation using digital circuits, base components, complex components, and simulation implementation.

Explores LabVIEW design patterns including local variables, race conditions, state machines, and queues.

Covers the differences between event programming and sequential programming.