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Nicolás Carrasco-Stevenson
Courses Plus Student 5,668 PointsAbout the Teacher's Notes
In the teacher's note it says that the .change() method does not work for range inputs in Chrome and I beg to differ.
The 'change' event will be fired once the user releases the slider while the 'input' event will be fired as you drag the slider. Since both solutions are different, they can accomodate to different requirements and scenarios that might present while you code so none of them should be immediatly discarded.