The course summarized three most important and useful jQuery events which could use 99% of the time. These three events are: click(), keypress(), and on(). Click In jQuery, click() method is a quick and easy way to add a click listener to element(s). $("selector").click(function(){ run some code}); Recall the click event in JavaScript, we have to do document.querySelector() first, then addEventListener, and give a function. The jQuery one looks much easier to apply. I create a simple HTML page with some buttons. I will show you how to use click() method to make actions on page. Then, I check whether jQuery file is connected correctly. If I want to get an alert when I click on h1, I will use "$" to select h1, then add alert message inside click() function: $("h1").click(function(){ alert("h1 is clicked");}) As the result, when you click the h1 text, the page will pop up the alert message. We can write the ...