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Jquery Commands

Subject : it-skills
Instructions:
  • Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Concatenation symbol in JavaScript






2. The process of adding or 'gluing' various kinds of data together often in a message






3. Enable an element






4. The _____ method changes the height property of an element from zero to whatever it's set to in the CSS style.






5. Each part of the DOM is called a ________.






6. This kind of file builds the structure of the web page






7. Select an element that has special CSS characters in its ID like '.'






8. 3 types of things that can go into the jQuery function: $( ) - CSS Selector - ________ - and JavaScript object






9. Test whether an element exists

































































10. Another word for invisible






11. The _______ version of jQuery is minified






12. Disable an element






13. Determine the state of a toggled element

































































14. Name of the symbol used for the jQuery shortcut






15. You know you are dealing with a _____ when you see a set of parenthesis after a keyword






16. The ______ is the main window of the browser.






17. Shortcut for typing: jQuery( )






18. Uncheck an input






19. Name of the character used to separate a jQuery selector from a jQuery method






20. jQuery is written in _____________






21. jQuery selects elements the same way ____ does






22. Both CSS and jQuery use the ____ symbol to specify a class.






23. Test whether an element has a particular class

































































24. The semicolon following a jQuery statement is known as a ___________






25. jQuery motto: _____. Do More.






26. A ______ is used by jQuery to locate and return an element from the web page






27. Syntax for a common jQuery code block that's intended to run when a web page is fully loaded






28. The original creator of the jQuery library






29. Another word for visible






30. Select an item using id

































































31. Show item if it exists but do nothing (no errors)

































































32. Re-write the following command with the jQuery shortcut: jQuery("h1").hide();






33. Number of milliseconds in a second






34. jQuery command to take an image with an id of 'dog' and fade it from transparent to opaque in 3 seconds.






35. The JavaScript ______ translates directions you give it into different actions on the web page






36. Root of an html document






37. Two versions of jQuery available for download: production & ________






38. Use a _____ to test that your jQuery scripts are working.






39. Check an input






40. HTML tag pair that delimits a jQuery code block






41. Select an item using class


42. Name of the symbol that ends a jQuery statement






43. Set the value of an element

































































44. Get the value of an element

































































45. Stuff between { } is often called a ______






46. A(n) ___ _____ is used to identify a single unique element on a page.






47. One of jQuery's main strengths is that it allows you to work with the ____ without having to know everything about it.






48. URL for obtaining jQuery






49. Determine the state of a toggled element

































































50. This is the jQuery object. $ ("document").ready(function () { Your Code }); This is where all of jQuery's functionality is accessed from.