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Q. The events that are directly tied to a specific input device are

  • (A) Device-independent input events
  • (B) Device-dependent input events
  • (C) User interface events
  • (D) State change events
Explanation by: Mr. Dubey 
These are events that are directly tied to a specific input device, such as the mouse or keyboard) They include legacy event types such as “mousedown”, “mousemove”, “mouseup”, “keydown”, “keypress”, and “keyup” and also new touch specific events like “touchmove” and “gesturechange”.

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