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The `1st` input handler will be called before the binding updates the value, so it'll log the old value, whereas `3rd` will log the new value. However, the `change` event only fires when you let go of the slider, so even though the change handler is declared before the input handlers, it'll always be triggered last.
In the above example, the `1st` input handler will be called before the binding updates the value, so it'll log the old value, whereas `3rd` will log the new value. However, the `change` event only fires when you let go of the slider, so even though the change handler is declared before the input handlers, it'll always be triggered last.