Events represents a response to user's interaction with input controls, such as press of a button or touch of the screen. Android framework places each occurring Event into a queue, which is based on FIFO (first-in first-out) logic. When an Event happens an Event Listener, which is involved with the View object, should be registered. Then, the registered Event Listener should implement a corresponding callback method (Event Handler), in order to handle the Event.


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