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在事件处理的过程中，主要涉及到的3个对象分别是事件、【 】和事件处理者。
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参考答案：事件源
解析：在事件处理的过程中，主要涉及到的3个对象分别是：①事件：用户对界面操作在Java语言上的描述，以类的形式出现。②事件源：事件所发生的场所，通常就是各个构件。③事件处理者：接收事件对象并对其进行处理的对象。
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在事件处理的过程中，主要涉及到的3个对象分别是事件、【 】和事件处理者。
参考答案：事件源
解析：在事件处理的过程中，主要涉及到的3个对象分别是：①事件：用户对界面操作在Java语言上的描述，以类的形式出现。②事件源：事件所发生的场所，通常就是各个构件。③事件处理者：接收事件对象并对其进行处理的对象。
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