Event-driven GUI programs sometimes require fewer coded loops than their counterpart console applications because some events are determined by the ____ when the program is running.
A) user's actions
B) loop performance
C) GUI's properties
D) loop nesting

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Event-driven GUI programs respond to user actions (such as clicking a button or typing in a text field) and do not require constant loops to check for input. Instead, they wait for events to occur and then respond accordingly. Therefore, the user's actions determine the events that occur and the program responds accordingly.

Event-Driven GUI Programs Sometimes Require Fewer Coded Loops Than Their