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What does jQuery give you that JavaScript doesn't? More smooth manipulation of the DOM, including automatic uploading by hitting refresh, consistency across browsers, the ability to use CSS selectors.
Describe what the following jQuery selector would give you: $('#list') Everything with the ID list. I'm a little confused by those template literals though...
Highlight three major things you learned about JavaScript this week?
  1. The prototype stores all the "generalizable" methods.
  2. Everything in Javascript is an object, and an object is very, very similar to a Ruby Hash.
  3. "This" is a local variable that changes within functions, forEach loops, etc. |

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Uses a JavaScript function to get the time Well Done
Uses JavaScript to manipulate the DOM Well Done
Creates a custom function to handle logic Well Done
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Instead of creating, and replacing, a new html element every time the getTime() function is called, you can change the content that is displayed inside of a specific html element (like #clock).

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