One of the primary responsibilities of JavaScript in the browser is to listen for and respond to user-initiated events (mouse clicks, mouse moves, etc.). Modern browsers are pretty complex pieces of software and do a lot of the heavy lifting for us when it comes to capturing and notifying us of user-initiated events. This makes responding to these events using JavaScript pretty simple to do.

In this video, we learn how to respond to basic mouse events.

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