Java Adjustment Event
Java Adjustment Event is a type of event in Java triggered when a component like a scrollbar or an adjustment control (e.g., a spinner) changes its value. This event is primarily associated with the Java AWT package, and it allows developers to track changes in adjustable components. For example, if a user drags the thumb of a scrollbar or interacts with a spinner, an adjustment event is generated.
The Java Adjustment Event class is used in conjunction with an AdjustmentListener, which listens for these events and reacts when the adjustment occurs. Java introduced adjustment events as part of the AWT framework in 1995. These events provide a way to build interactive user interfaces where the user can dynamically change values. More information can be found in Java's official documentation.
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/awt/event/AdjustmentEvent.html