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Vacuum is created in an electric bulb so that
It gives clear, bright light
It does not get heated up
The filament is not burnt up in the presence of air oxygen
It gives abundant light
-The general principle was, and still is, this: When electrical current flows through the bulb's filament, the filament heats up and glows, which produces light. The inside of the bulb is a vacuum, hence oxygen-free, so the filament doesn't get oxidized and the glow lasts a long time.
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