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IT_211_jQuery_Study_Pack

The IT 211 jQuery Study Pack provides a comprehensive guide covering jQuery basics, syntax, events, effects, HTML/CSS manipulation, animation, and Ajax. It includes study materials such as a study guide, flashcards, a summary sheet, and a practice quiz to reinforce learning. Key concepts include jQuery syntax, common selectors, effects methods, and Ajax functionality.

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IT_211_jQuery_Study_Pack

The IT 211 jQuery Study Pack provides a comprehensive guide covering jQuery basics, syntax, events, effects, HTML/CSS manipulation, animation, and Ajax. It includes study materials such as a study guide, flashcards, a summary sheet, and a practice quiz to reinforce learning. Key concepts include jQuery syntax, common selectors, effects methods, and Ajax functionality.

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IT 211 – jQuery Study Pack

This document includes a complete study guide, flashcards, summary sheet, and a short practice quiz
covering all topics from the IT 211 jQuery module.
■ Study Guide
Study Guide – Overview of All Topics

1. Basics of jQuery
- What is jQuery
- jQuery API: Using CDN or Downloaded File

2. jQuery Syntax & Selectors


- Syntax: $(selector).action()
- Selectors: Element, Class, ID, Attribute, Pseudo-class, Group, Descendant, this

3. jQuery Events
- Form: submit, change, focus, blur
- Keyboard: keyup, keydown, keypress
- Mouse: click, dblclick, hover, mouseenter, mouseleave
- $(document).ready() usage

4. Effects
- Basic: hide(), show(), toggle()
- Fade: fadeIn(), fadeOut(), fadeTo(), fadeToggle()
- Slide: slideDown(), slideUp(), slideToggle()
- Callback functions
- Method chaining

5. HTML/CSS Manipulation
- html(), val()
- css() method with single and object-based styles

6. Animation
- animate() method
- Moving and resizing elements
- Using click and contextmenu events
- Prevent default right-click

7. Ajax
- $.ajax({ url })
- .done(response => {})
- XML data retrieval and form data creation
■ Flashcards
Flashcards – Memorization Aid

Q: What is jQuery?
A: A fast, small, and feature-rich JavaScript library.

Q: What is the shortcut for jQuery?


A: The dollar sign ($)

Q: Name 3 types of jQuery selectors.


A: Element, Class, ID

Q: How do you hide an element in jQuery?


A: $("#id").hide();

Q: What does fadeTo() do?


A: Changes opacity of an element.

Q: How do you trigger an event only after the page loads?


A: Use $(document).ready()

Q: What is the purpose of .val() in jQuery?


A: To get or set the value of form inputs.

Q: How do you send and retrieve data using jQuery without refreshing the page?
A: Use $.ajax() with .done()

Q: What is a callback function in jQuery?


A: A function that runs after an effect completes.

Q: How do you animate an element?


A: Use .animate({property}, speed)
■ Summary Sheet
Summary Sheet – Key Commands and Concepts

Syntax:
$(selector).action();

Common Selectors:
$("div") - Element
$(".class") - Class
$("#id") - ID

Effects:
hide(), show(), toggle()
fadeIn(), fadeOut(), fadeTo(), fadeToggle()
slideDown(), slideUp(), slideToggle()

HTML/CSS:
.html(), .val(), .css()

Animation:
.animate({ css }, speed)
.click(), .contextmenu()

Ajax:
$.ajax({ url: "file.php" }).done(response => { /* handle data */ })

Tips:
- Always include jQuery library first.
- Use $(document).ready() to ensure DOM is loaded.
- Use chaining: $("#box").css().slideUp().slideDown()
■ Practice Quiz
Mini Quiz – Practice Questions

1. What jQuery method hides an element?


a) .fadeOut() b) .hide() c) .slideUp()

2. Which selector targets an element by its class?


a) $(".my-class") b) $("#my-class") c) $("my-class")

3. What does .val() do?


a) Sets background color
b) Submits a form
c) Gets or sets form input value

4. What is the purpose of $(document).ready()?


a) It hides all elements
b) It waits for the DOM to load before running jQuery code
c) It applies fade effects

5. What method is used for Ajax requests in jQuery?


a) .html()
b) .ajax()
c) .val()

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