Technical Terms - Internet (A-Z) - jQuery

What is jQuery?

• A Python library

• A JavaScript library

• An HTML library

• A CSS library

Under which license is jQuery provided?

• Creative Commons License

• GNU General Public License

• MIT License

• Apache License

How can a web developer implement jQuery in a webpage?

• By using PHP code

• By referencing the jQuery JavaScript file

• By embedding jQuery in CSS

• By using a Java applet

Where can a webpage load the jQuery library from?

• Google server only

• Both Google or jQuery server

• Local server only

• jQuery server only

What kind of functions can be called once the jQuery library is loaded?

• Any jQuery function supported by the library

• Only animation-related functions

• Only form-related functions

• Only text-related functions

What is an example of jQuery working with Ajax code?

• Moving elements on a page

• Processing form data

• Modifying text

• Accessing data from a database

Why has jQuery gained popularity in web development?

• Due to its complex coding process

• Due to its cross-browser compatibility

• Due to its limited browser support

• Due to its expensive license

What is the main advantage of jQuery's cross-browser compatibility?

• It only works in Chrome

• It provides more design options

• It makes the website load faster

• It simplifies the coding process

What is the purpose of jQuery's multi-browser support?

• To make the website appear different in each browser

• To write custom functions for each browser

• To simplify the coding process for different browsers

• To only work in Internet Explorer

Where can you find more information about jQuery and download the latest library?

• At the official Google website

• At the official Apple website

• At the official jQuery website

• At the official Microsoft website