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jQuery Basics

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To manage backend server requests

To simplify JavaScript coding (correct)

To create animations and effects

To style HTML elements

css

getElementById

querySelector

$ (correct)

To initialize a JavaScript plugin

To execute code when the DOM is ready (correct)

To create a CSS stylesheet

To load the jQuery library

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The primary purpose of jQuery is to simplify client-side scripting of HTML, making it easier to interact with and manipulate web pages.
The jQuery method used to select elements is $(), which is also known as the "selector" or "dollar sign" method.
The purpose of the $(document).ready() function is to execute a block of code when the DOM (Document Object Model) is fully loaded, making it safe to interact with the page's elements.
The jQuery event method used to attach an event handler to an element is .on(), which allows you to bind one or more event handlers to a specific element.
The purpose of the jQuery Ajax method is to perform asynchronous HTTP requests, enabling you to fetch data from a server without requiring a full page reload, and update the page dynamically.