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jQuery is a JavaScript library that makes HTML document manipulation and event handling easier. It works by allowing JavaScript code to select elements using CSS-style selectors and then apply methods to modify properties or trigger actions. Common uses of jQuery include showing/hiding elements, fading elements in/out, and animating element properties. Plugins extend jQuery's functionality for tasks like building menus, image sliders, and other interactive elements.
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