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jQuery Selectors Example

jQuery Selectors

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A jQuery Selector is a function that is used to select and manipulate one or more HTML elements based on their ID, classes, attributes, types, etc. The jQuery selectors can be easily identified by a dollar sign and parentheses e.g. $() at the start of the selector. Some of the jQuery selectors are listed below: … Read more

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