EVENT.TARGET, in JavaScript, Simplified

When handling events, an event object, containing all the information about the event, is passed to the callback function you provide. One major property of this event object, is the target property, which contains information about the element that received the event. In this video, I use examples to explain this property and show why its relevant. Useful links: querySelector explained:    • HOW TO SELECT DOM ELEMENTS - #1  querySele...   Event Bubbling:    • Event Bubbling in JavaScript, Simplified   Event Delegation:    • Event Delegation in JavaScript, Simplified   Object Destructuring:    • Object Destructuring Simplified   Check out my JavaScript Simplified playlist where I simplify different concepts in JavaScript:    • JavaScript Simplified   _____ Subscribe to My Channel: https://bit.ly/deeecode _____ 🌟 About Me: Dillion Megida, creator of DEEECODE, is a Software Engineer, Developer Advocate and a Content Creator passionate about simplifying topics around Tech via articles and videos. _____ ⚡️ Connect with me: Personal youtube:    / dillionmegida   Personal website: https://dillionmegida.com/ Twitter:   / iamdillion   Instagram:   / deeecode   LinkedIn:   / dillionmegida   GitHub: https://github.com/dillionmegida _____ #deeecode