In an event driven program,each object:
A)Definition is unimportant.
B)Must have a script attached to it.
C)Should be defined as to what it is,where it is found,and how it is used.
D)Should only be defined if it is a graphic.

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In an event driven program, each object should be defined as to what it is, where it is found, and how it is used. This information is crucial for the program to work correctly with the objects that are being used. Defining objects is not only important for graphics but for all objects used in the program. Script attachment may vary depending on the program requirements.

In an Event Driven Program,each Object