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What are the selectors in jQuery? How many types of selectors in jQuery?

Selectors in jQuery and How many types of selectors in jQuery?

Selectors in jQuery are methods that allow you to select and manipulate HTML elements. They are used to target specific elements on a webpage for applying various operations such as styling, animation, and event handling. jQuery provides a wide range of selectors to make it easier to manipulate and interact with DOM elements. Some of the common selectors in jQuery include:

1-Element Selectors: Select elements based on their tag name. For example, $('p') selects all <p> elements.
2-ID Selectors: Select elements based on their unique ID. For example, $('#myId') selects the element with the ID "myId".
3-Class Selectors: Select elements based on their class. For example, $('.myClass') selects all elements with the class "myClass".
4-Attribute Selectors: Select elements based on their attribute values. For example, $('input[type="text"]') selects all text input elements.
5-Child Selectors: Select elements based on their relationship to other elements. For example, $('parent > child') selects the child elements that are direct children of the parent element.
6-Descendant Selectors: Select elements based on their descendants within another element. For example, $('ancestor descendant') selects all descendants of the ancestor element.
7-CSS Selectors: Select elements using CSS-style selectors. For example, $(':first') selects the first matched element.
8-Form Selectors: Select form elements like input, checkbox, radio, and select elements.
These are just a few examples of the various types of selectors available in jQuery. jQuery provides a rich set of selector options that can be combined and used together to target specific elements in the DOM.
 
 
 

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