Developers who are unacquainted with parallel programming generally feel comfortable with traditional programming models, such as object-oriented programming. In this case, a program begins at a defined point, such as the main() function, and works through a series of tasks in succession. If the program relies on user interaction, the main processing instrument is a loop in which user events are handled. From each allowed event -- a button click, for example -- the program performs an established sequence of actions that ultimately ends with a wait for the next user action.
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