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The document provides a comprehensive overview of jQuery, covering its definition, advantages, and integration methods. It details jQuery syntax, selectors, events, effects, callback functions, HTML/CSS manipulation, animation, method chaining, and Ajax functionality. Each lesson emphasizes practical application and cross-browser compatibility, making jQuery accessible for developers.

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The document provides a comprehensive overview of jQuery, covering its definition, advantages, and integration methods. It details jQuery syntax, selectors, events, effects, callback functions, HTML/CSS manipulation, animation, method chaining, and Ajax functionality. Each lesson emphasizes practical application and cross-browser compatibility, making jQuery accessible for developers.

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Lesson 1: Basics of jQuery

Topic: Introduction to jQuery

Definition, purpose, and advantages of using jQuery over plain JavaScript. Emphasizes the simplicity and cross-browser

compatibility of its API.

Lesson 1: Basics of jQuery

Topic: jQuery API Integration

Two integration methods: 1) CDN - with security via Subresource Integrity, and 2) Download - manually referencing local

file via <script> tag.

Lesson 2: jQuery Elements

Topic: Syntax

Standard jQuery syntax using either `jQuery` or `$` as function alias, followed by a selector and an action.

Lesson 2: jQuery Elements

Topic: Selectors

Types include Element, Class, ID, Attribute, Pseudo-Class, Group, Descendant, and `this`. Mirrors CSS selector logic.

Lesson 2: jQuery Elements

Topic: Events

Covers mouse, form, and keyboard events. Emphasizes use of `$(document).ready()` for proper initialization.

Lesson 2: jQuery Elements

Topic: Effects

Basic: `hide()`, `show()`, `toggle()` with optional speed/callback. Fade: `fadeIn()`, `fadeOut()`, `fadeTo()`, `fadeToggle()`.

Slide: `slideUp()`, `slideDown()`, `slideToggle()`.

Lesson 2: jQuery Elements

Topic: Callback Functions

Used to chain effects. A function that runs after an effect completes.

Lesson 2: jQuery Elements

Topic: HTML and CSS Manipulation

`html()` for container content; `val()` for input values; `css()` to apply styles. Demonstrates setting single or multiple

properties via object notation.


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Lesson 2: jQuery Elements

Topic: Animation and Method Chaining

`animate()` for CSS transitions with speed and callback; method chaining combines multiple actions on a selector in a

single line.

Lesson 2: jQuery Elements

Topic: Ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML)

`$.ajax()` to retrieve or send data without reloading the page. Use `.done()` for handling responses. Demonstrates both

data retrieval and creation (XML-based with PHP backend).

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