1. noConflict()
2. noNameConflict()
3. conflict()
4. nameConflict()
noConflict()
1. switchClass()
2. toggleClass()
3. altClass()
4. switch()
toggleClass()
1. Yes
2. No
No
1. To use jQuery, you can refer to a hosted jQuery library at Google
2. To use jQuery, you must buy the jQuery library at www.jquery.com
3. To use jQuery, you do not have to do anything. Most browsers (Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox and Opera) have the jQuery library built in the browser
4. None of the above
To use jQuery, you must buy the jQuery library at www.jquery.com
1. JavaScript that is separate from HTML
2. JavaScript that doesn't annoy users
3. JavaScript that works even with scripting turned off
4. JavaScript that does not affect a web page
JavaScript that is separate from HTML
1. /* This is a comment
2. /* This is a comment. */
3. // This is a comment
4. All of the above
/* This is a comment
1. printScope => console.log this
2. self = this printScope -> console.log self
3. printScope => console.log @
4. All of the above
All of the above
1. Ruby Gem
2. PHP Frameworks
3. JavaScript library
4. None of the above
JavaScript library
1. Sizzle
2. Mango
3. Badaboom
4. AwesomeX
Sizzle
1. With jQuery AJAX, you can request TXT, HTML, XML or JSON data from a remote server using both HTTP Get and HTTP Post
2. jQuery provides a rich set of methods (functions) for AJAX web development
3. Both A and B
4. AJAX and jQuery are cross-platform (you can develop in Windows and serve on a Unix platform)
Both A and B