jqueryHow do I determine the length of a jQuery object?
The length of a jQuery object can be determined by using the length
property. The length
property returns the number of elements in the jQuery object.
For example:
var jqObj = $("div");
console.log(jqObj.length);
The output of this code will be the number of <div>
elements on the page.
Code explanation
var jqObj = $("div");
- This creates a jQuery object containing all<div>
elements on the page.jqObj.length
- This returns the number of elements in the jQuery object.console.log(jqObj.length);
- This prints the number of elements in the jQuery object to the console.
Helpful links
- jQuery.length - Documentation for the
length
property.
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