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- [Voiceover] When you're working with jQuery or, indeed, anything that involves programming, it's good to have reference materials so that you can get help. This will save your desk, it'll save all your furniture from having head shaped dents in them. So here are a few places that I recommend you can look for help. The first is the jQuery API website here at api.jquery.com. This is the centralized location for all of the documentation for everything that jQuery includes. It is a single giant list of methods and everything else, as you can see, and, of course, it's searchable. So I can search for any method, and find both the name of that method, if such a thing exists, like append here, and then all of these other methods have that word included as well. It is also categorized, as you can see over here in the left sidebar. So it's very browsable, it's very searchable. This is good. But you do have a few other alternatives as well. Jqapi.com, as you can see, it's an alternative jQuery…

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