LLD - Advanced LLD ConceptsIn event-driven design, what triggers the flow of the system?AA fixed schedule timerBEvents generated by user actions or system changesCManual code execution onlyDDirect function calls without eventsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand event-driven design basicsEvent-driven systems rely on events as triggers to start processes or actions.Step 2: Identify what triggers system flowEvents can be user actions, system changes, or messages that cause the system to react.Final Answer:Events generated by user actions or system changes -> Option BQuick Check:Event trigger = Events [OK]Quick Trick: Events start actions, not timers or manual calls [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESConfusing events with timersThinking manual calls trigger eventsAssuming direct calls replace events
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