👉 Clicks in computing, particularly in the context of web browsing and digital interactions, refer to the individual actions or events that trigger responses from a system, such as a website or application. These can include mouse clicks, keyboard inputs, or even touch gestures on mobile devices. Each click represents a discrete action where a user selects an element (like a button or link) and sends a signal to the system, which then processes this input to perform a specific action, like navigating to a new page, submitting a form, or executing a command. In web development, JavaScript often handles these clicks by adding event listeners that detect when a user clicks an element and executes a corresponding function, making interactions feel responsive and dynamic.
