Jquery question

Here is what I'm stuck on although it says I'm right:

Moving elements around in the DOM is a snap—all we need to do is use the jQuery functions we just learned on existing elements instead of creating new ones.

var $paragraph = $("p"); // existing element $("div").after($paragraph); // Move it! // Same as: $("div").after($("p"));

We can select an element using $("p") and assign it to a variable
We can move the position in the DOM by using the variable in our after() statement

Note: This does not copy the element from one location to another, it moves the original element effectively saving you from having to delete the original Instructions

In script.js, add a new line below your code to move your <p> tag after the <div> with id #one
create a new jQuery selector that targets the <div> with the id #two
Using after again, select the <p> tag you created and move it after the <div> with id #two

Here is my code:

/* This is from the previous exercise/* $(document).ready(function(){ $('one').after('<p>the code</p>'); }); /* This is the code for the current exercise. Please tell me how is this correct /* $(document).ready(function(){ var $j = $('<p>what</p>'); $('#one').after($('p')); $('#two').after($('p'));