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Help understanding jQuery's jQuery.fn.init Why is init in fn http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4754560/help-understanding-jquerys-jquery-fn-init-why-is-init-in-fn understanding jQuery's jQuery.fn.init Why is init in fn I was looking over the jQuery to better understand how it works. The constructor basically just calls.. init in fn I was looking over the jQuery to better understand how it works. The constructor basically just calls new jQuery.fn.init I was wondering what is the point of having the init inside jQuery's prototype Wouldn't defining init as part of the jQuery.. jQuery object itself serve the same purpose Basically I would like to know why jQuery's init function is located at jQuery.fn.init and not jQuery.init Are there people doing this jQuery 'a' .eq 0 .hide .init 'div' .slideToggle javascript jquery design..
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