![]() Also, if in case the mousemove event occurs very quickly then the intermediate element as part of the div may get skipped then in that case the mouseout will get invoked on :FROM, and then it will get switched to the mouseover on :TO.It can be said that the mouseover and mouseout both are the events which are related to the mouse from and to via divisions and elements which are part of the mousemove event which gets triggered. It should be kept in mind before the related target moves to the null value. then it will again throw an error which should be always kept in mind. Even if we try to use the event.relatedTarget with tag name i.e. If the relatedTarget is null, then it means that the mouse didn’t come from another element, but it came out from the window or else it means that it left the window from the interaction to be made. The related target as part of the mover over function has a unique feature where the relatedTarget can be null. ![]() where the target element meets the relatedTarget element.
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