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JavaScript jQuery Basics (2014) Creating a Spoiler Revealer Perform: Part 3

I think jQuery not JavaScript library i think jQuery own web base programming Language like TypeScript what do you think

jQuery own web base programming Language

I just watched a video on it, changed my mind. I'm gonna pass on that for now.

5 Answers

Hi Joseph,

TypeScript is an entirely different language from JavaScript — it's technically a superset of JS, but same-same — and as such needs to be transpiled to JS before any JS engine/interpreter can understand it. jQuery, on the other hand, is literally JavaScript; no transpilation necessary. So, no: jQuery is not its own language; TypeScript definitely is.

Thanks for bringing the matter of TypeScript up... I'll soon be googling about that.

I just looked it up, never heard mention of it before. I say YES to TypeScript :D Thanks for bringing it to the forum.

jQuery is part , of javascript isn't it its like a child of javaScript like saying Js is the mother hence JQuery is not its own programming language

Hi Claudius,

jQuery is JavaScript. As in, jQuery is a bunch of text that is written in the language known as JavaScript. There's really no parent-child relationship here. One thing just is a product of the other thing.

Thank you Mikis , did note that just now