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Course Title: jQuery: A Comprehensive Guide for Beginners
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Course Overview:Â Â
Welcome to the jQuery Course, an in-depth program designed to help you learn and master jQuery, the powerful JavaScript library that simplifies HTML document traversal, event handling, animation, and Ajax interactions. Whether you’re new to web development or looking to enhance your JavaScript skills, this course will teach you how to harness the full power of jQuery to create faster, more interactive websites with less code.
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In this course, you’ll start with the fundamentals of jQuery and gradually progress to more advanced topics. You’ll learn how to manipulate the DOM (Document Object Model), handle user events, create animations, and even work with asynchronous web requests, all while writing less JavaScript code. By the end of the course, you’ll be equipped to add dynamic and interactive features to your websites with ease using jQuery.
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What You Will Learn:Â Â
– Introduction to jQuery: Understand what jQuery is, how it simplifies JavaScript tasks, and how to include it in your web projects.
– Basic jQuery Syntax: Learn how to use jQuery syntax to select HTML elements and perform actions on them with minimal code.
– DOM Manipulation: Discover how to access, modify, and delete HTML elements, attributes, and content using jQuery, including adding/removing elements dynamically.
– Event Handling: Learn how to handle user interactions such as clicks, mouse movements, keyboard presses, and other events using jQuery’s built-in methods.
– CSS Manipulation: Master how to change the style of HTML elements dynamically, including adding and removing classes, modifying CSS properties, and animating transitions.
– Animations and Effects: Explore how to create animations and effects like hiding/showing elements, fading in/out, sliding up/down, and custom animations using jQuery’s built-in methods.
– AJAX with jQuery: Learn how to make asynchronous HTTP requests to load data from a server without reloading the page, using jQuery’s $.ajax(), $.get(), and $.post() methods.
– Chaining and Callbacks: Understand how to chain multiple jQuery methods together to streamline your code and handle callbacks for asynchronous operations.
– Best Practices and Performance: Learn best practices for writing efficient, maintainable jQuery code, and explore ways to optimize performance for faster web pages.
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Who Is This Course For? Â
– Beginners with basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript who want to learn jQuery and add interactivity to their web pages.
– Web developers and front-end developers looking to enhance their skills with a fast and powerful library that simplifies JavaScript tasks.
– Anyone who wants to improve their ability to create dynamic, responsive, and user-friendly web applications.
– JavaScript developers who are looking to reduce the amount of code they write and improve the performance of their websites.
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Why Take This Course? Â
– Comprehensive Curriculum: This course covers everything from jQuery basics to more advanced techniques, ensuring a full understanding of how to use jQuery effectively in your projects.
– Hands-On Projects: Reinforce your learning by building real-world projects that showcase your ability to create dynamic, interactive websites using jQuery.
– Interactive Lessons: Engage with a variety of multimedia content, including video tutorials, coding examples, quizzes, and exercises to make learning fun and effective.
– Expert Instructor: Learn from an experienced instructor who will guide you through each topic, breaking down complex concepts into easy-to-understand steps.
– Lifetime Access: With lifetime access to course materials, you can revisit lessons and stay up-to-date on new jQuery developments at your own pace.
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Course Requirements:Â Â
– A computer or mobile device with internet access to watch videos and practice coding.
– Basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (previous experience with JavaScript is helpful but not required).
– Basic knowledge of Text editor (Notepad)
– A web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.) to view the results of your code.
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Course Duration:Â Â
– Total Duration: Self-paced learning with flexible timelines to fit your schedule.
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Course Format:Â Â
– Lessons: In-depth video tutorials, practical demonstrations, and coding examples to teach core jQuery concepts.
– Quizzes: Interactive quizzes to help you assess your understanding of the material.
– Assignments: Real-world coding assignments to put your skills into practice and build interactive features for websites.
– Discussion Forum: Engage with other learners and instructors to ask questions, share projects, and receive feedback.
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Certification:Â Â
Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion, which you can showcase on your resume or LinkedIn profile to demonstrate your proficiency with jQuery and web development skills.
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1What is jQuery
In this video lesson, discover how jQuery simplifies JavaScript tasks, offering cross-browser support, reusable functions, and dynamic web features to enhance your development workflow.
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2Why jQuery, What is jQuery used for
In this video lesson, learn how jQuery simplifies common JavaScript tasks like element selection, event handling, animations, and AJAX, making web development faster, easier, and more efficient for developers of all levels.
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3History of jQuery
In this video lesson, explore the history of jQuery—from its creation by John Resig in 2006 to key version releases—highlighting its evolution as a powerful tool for simplifying JavaScript development.
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4How to use jQuery in HTML?
In this video lesson, learn how to set up and use jQuery in your projects by downloading the library, linking it to your HTML, and writing your first lines of jQuery code.
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5How to Download jQuery?
In this video lesson, discover how to download jQuery from the official site, including both compressed and uncompressed versions, and understand which one to use for development or production.
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6How to create new HTML document?
In this video lesson, learn how to create a basic HTML document as a foundation for using jQuery, including setting up the structure and adding elements to interact with.
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7How to link jQuery to HTML?
In this video lesson, learn how to link the downloaded jQuery file to your HTML document using the
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8How to execute jQuery Code?
In this video lesson, learn how to write and execute basic jQuery code to style HTML elements, using simple selectors and methods that replace longer traditional JavaScript syntax.
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9jQuery Syntax
In this video lesson, explore the basics of jQuery syntax—how to select HTML elements using
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10jQuery CSS() Method
In this video lesson, explore jQuery’s css() method to set or get CSS styles on elements—whether applying single or multiple properties or retrieving current style values—to dynamically control your webpage’s appearance with ease.
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11jQuery Selectors Introduction
In this video lesson, explore the power of jQuery selectors to efficiently target HTML elements using CSS selectors, including tag, class, ID, attribute, and contextual selectors for dynamic web interactions.
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12jQuery Tag Selector
In this video lesson, learn how to use the jQuery Tag Selector to target all elements of a specific HTML tag, enabling you to apply styles, events, or effects to multiple elements at once.
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13jQuery Class Selector
In this video lesson, discover how the jQuery Class Selector targets all elements sharing the same class, making it easy to apply styles, events, or effects to multiple elements simultaneously.
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14jQuery ID Selector
In this video lesson, learn how to use the jQuery ID Selector to target a unique HTML element by its ID, allowing precise control to style, hide, or manipulate that specific element easily.
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15jQuery Combination Selector
In this video lesson, learn how to use jQuery Combination Selectors to target HTML elements more precisely by combining tags, classes, IDs, and attributes for efficient styling and manipulation in a single statement.
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16jQuery Group Selector
In this video lesson, explore how to use jQuery Group Selectors to efficiently target multiple elements at once by grouping selectors with commas, reducing code repetition and applying the same styles or actions to different elements simultaneously.
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17jQuery DOM Tree Terminology
In this video lesson, discover the HTML DOM Tree, its hierarchical structure of elements, and how parent, child, ancestor, descendant, and sibling relationships define element connections—crucial for understanding and using jQuery selectors effectively.
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18jQuery Descendant Selector
In this video lesson, explore how to use the jQuery Descendant Selector to target and manipulate all elements nested inside a parent element, enabling you to apply styles or actions to deeply nested content with ease and precision.
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19jQuery Direct Child Selector
In this video lesson, discover how the jQuery Direct Child Selector targets only immediate child elements, allowing you to precisely apply styles or actions to elements directly nested under a parent without affecting deeper descendants.
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20jQuery Sibling Selector
In this video lesson, explore how jQuery sibling selectors let you target elements sharing the same parent—using the Adjacent Sibling Selector (+) to select the immediate next sibling, and the General Sibling Selector (~) to select all siblings following an element.
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21jQuery Attribute Selector
In this video lesson, learn how to use the jQuery Attribute Selector to target HTML elements by attributes. Discover ways to select elements by presence, exact value, or partial matches for flexible and precise element selection.
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22jQuery Universal Selector
In this video lesson, explore the jQuery Universal Selector (*) to select all elements on a page. Discover how to apply styles or actions broadly, and understand its power and potential impact on performance.
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23jQuery Getting Ancestors
In this video lesson, learn how to traverse the DOM upwards with jQuery’s parent(), parents(), and parentsUntil() methods. Discover how to select immediate or all ancestors of an element and apply actions precisely.
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24jQuery Getting Descendants
In this video lesson, explore how to select descendants with jQuery’s children() for direct children and find() for all nested elements. Discover techniques to target elements at different depths in the DOM tree.
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25jQuery Getting Siblings
In this video lesson, discover how to select siblings in jQuery using siblings(), next(), prev(), and their variants to target elements before, after, or between siblings for precise DOM manipulation.
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26jQuery Filter Methods
In this video lesson, explore jQuery filter methods like first(), last(), eq(), not(), and filter() to precisely select and manipulate specific elements within sets for targeted DOM control.
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27jQuery Visibility Effects
In this video lesson, learn how to use jQuery’s hide, show, and toggle methods to animate element visibility with customizable durations and callbacks for smoother, interactive web page effects.
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28jQuery Fading Effects
In this video lesson, discover how to use jQuery’s fadeIn, fadeOut, fadeToggle, and fadeTo methods to create smooth opacity transitions for elements, enhancing your web page with elegant fading effects.
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29jQuery Sliding Effects
In this video lesson, explore how to use jQuery’s slideUp, slideDown, and slideToggle methods to create smooth sliding animations that collapse or expand elements, adding dynamic interactivity to your web pages.
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30jQuery Custom Effects
In this video lesson, discover how to create custom animations in jQuery using the animate() method to smoothly change CSS properties like opacity and height, enabling you to build unique, interactive visual effects on your web pages.
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31jQuery Browser Events
In this video lesson, learn how to use jQuery browser events like ready() and scroll() to trigger actions when the page loads and as users scroll, enabling dynamic, interactive web experiences responsive to user behavior.
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32jQuery Mouse Events Part1
In this video lesson, explore jQuery mouse events like click, dblclick, hover, mouseenter/leave, mouseover/out, mousedown/up, and mousemove. Learn how to create dynamic, interactive web pages that respond visually to user mouse actions.
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33jQuery Mouse Events Part2
In this video lesson, discover how to use jQuery mouse events like click, dblclick, hover, and mousemove to create dynamic interactions. Learn how to detect left, middle, and right mouse clicks for richer user experiences.
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34jQuery Keyboard Events
In this video lesson, learn how to handle jQuery keyboard events like keydown, keyup, and keypress. Explore detecting specific keys using event.which to create responsive and interactive web pages that react to user keyboard input effectively.
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35jQuery Form Events
In this video lesson, explore jQuery form events like focus, blur, change, select, and submit. Learn how to enhance form interactions, validate inputs, and provide instant feedback by responding to user actions on form elements dynamically.
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36jQuery on() Function
Learn how jQuery’s versatile on() function attaches single or multiple event handlers to elements efficiently. Handle click, mouseover, mouseout, and more with cleaner code and event delegation for dynamic, maintainable web interactivity.
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37jQuery Get & Set Content Functions
Learn jQuery’s html(), text(), val(), and attr() functions to get or set HTML content, text, form values, and attributes. These methods let you dynamically update page content, form inputs, and element properties for interactive, responsive web pages.
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38jQuery Add & Remove Content Functions
In this video lesson, learn how to dynamically add and remove HTML content using jQuery functions like append, prepend, after, before, empty, and remove to effectively manipulate the DOM.
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39jQuery CSS Styling Functions
In this video lesson, explore how to dynamically style HTML elements using jQuery’s css(), addClass(), removeClass(), and toggleClass() methods to apply, change, and toggle CSS styles and classes effectively.
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40jQuery Get & Set Dimension Functions
In this video lesson, discover how to measure and set element dimensions using jQuery’s width(), height(), innerWidth(), innerHeight(), outerWidth(), and outerHeight() methods for precise control over layouts including padding, borders, and margins.
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41Addition of 2 Numbers App in jQuery
In this video lesson, learn how to create a simple jQuery app that reads input values, adds two numbers, and displays the result dynamically, demonstrating basic form value handling and event-driven programming.
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42Area Of Circle Calculator App in jQuery
In this video lesson, discover how to build a jQuery app that calculates the area of a circle by taking the radius input and dynamically displaying the result, showcasing basic math operations and DOM manipulation.
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43Make HTML element follow Mouse cursor in jQuery
In this video lesson, learn how to make an HTML element follow the mouse cursor using jQuery by capturing mouse movements and dynamically updating the element’s position.
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44Move HTML element with Mouse in jQuery
In this video lesson, learn how to make an HTML element follow the mouse cursor using jQuery by tracking mouse movements and updating the element’s position dynamically.
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45Move HTML element with Keyboard in jQuery
In this video lesson, discover how to move an HTML element using keyboard arrow keys with jQuery by capturing key events and updating the element’s position dynamically.
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46Convert DIV into Pong Ball in jQuery
In this video lesson, explore how to transform a simple DIV into a Pong ball using jQuery, applying animation, movement logic, and event handling to create a classic game element.
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47jQuery QuizTest your knowledge of jQuery with this comprehensive 50-question quiz. You have 60 minutes to complete the quiz, and the questions are presented in a paginated format for an organized experience. To pass, you need to score at least 70%. If you retake the quiz, 5% will be deducted from your total score. After completing the quiz, the correct answers will be displayed to help you learn and improve. Good luck!