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## Table Of Contents
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- [Question](#question)
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- [Short Answer](#short-answer)
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- [Longer Answer](#longer-answer)
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### Question
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How do I access the value of a subscription from inside an event handler?
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### Short Answer
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You shouldn't.
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Philosophically: subscriptions are designed to deliver "a stream" of new values
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over time. Within an event handler, we only need a one off value.
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Operationally: you'll end up with a memory leak.
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### Longer Answer
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