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I am actually not getting the difference between MouseEvent.Click event and TouchEvent.Touch"event in action script.
Both are giving same output in touch based system.
I wanted to know that how they differ in processing user events.
Technical: On a touchscreen, TouchEvent is used for handling actions that require more than one finger being pressed on the display simultaneously. MouseEvent is used for handling actions that require only one finger.
Processor: TouchEvent is more processor-intensive than MouseEvent.
So you should use MouseEvent for single-touch actions and use TouchEvent (or GestureEvent) for multitouch actions.