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What are the types of Events in the Salesforce Lightning Component?
What are the types of Events in the Salesforce Lightning Component?
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There are three events-
Application Event- you define this event in Lightning Application and any component which are registered for this event would get the notification.
Component Event– Scope of this event is within itself or the parent component of this event, all the components declared within the parent component would get notified of this event.
System Event- these are the events fired by Salesforce’s system during the lifecycle of the lightning app.
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