Description: The ‘Mouse Position’ refers to the current coordinates of the mouse pointer in the graphical interface of an operating system or application. These coordinates are fundamental in web development and interactive applications, as they allow developers to handle events related to user interaction. The mouse position can be captured and used for various functionalities, such as creating visual effects, implementing context menus, or manipulating elements on the screen. The position is generally expressed in terms of X and Y coordinates, where X represents the horizontal distance from the left edge of the window and Y the vertical distance from the top edge. This information is crucial for responding to events such as clicks, scrolls, and mouse movements, allowing for a more dynamic and engaging user experience. Additionally, capturing the mouse position can be used to enhance the accessibility and usability of applications, providing visual feedback and facilitating navigation.