Hello guys, if you are thinking of learning jQuery, one of the best JavaScript libraries for client-side development, and looking for some excellent free resources like books, tutorials, and online courses, then you have come to the right place. In this article, I am going to share some of the best free jQuery courses from Udemy and, Pluralsight which you can take to learn this impressive JavaScript library. In the past, I have also shared some free books and tutorials on jQuery, which complements these courses. You can also take a look at them while learning different parts of jQuery.
3 ways to check if checkbox is selected in jQuery - Example Tutorial
So, you have a checkbox and you want to check if its selected or not at runtime using jQuery. If that's what you want then continue reading. A checkbox is an HTML element with type="checkbox" and checked property is used to find out whether a checkbox is selected or not. There are several ways to find if your checkbox has this property or not in jQuery e.g. by using :checked, a pseudo selector or by using is() jQuery function or by using prop() function which is available from jQuery 1.6 onward. In this article, we will see examples of these approaches to check if a check box is checked or not.
Top 21 jQuery interview Questions and Answers
Hello guys, if you are preparing for web developer interviews then preparing for jQuery questions can benefit you. While many people will say that jQuery is dead but its not dead and I am still working with projects which are using jQuery for little to big things. That's why its important to know about basic jQuery concepts and interview questions based upon that. In the past, I have shared several JavaScript and web development interview questions and in this article I am going to share jQuery questions like what is $() etc. What are selectors? how does they work etc. You can use this questions to quickly revise key jQuery concepts for interviews. So what are we waiting for, let's see the basic jQuery interview questions for web developers.
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