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---
title: Change Text with Click Events
---
-When a click event happens, we can use Ajax to update an HTML element with the following code:
+## Different Ways of Handling Click Events
+> Coders often face a variety of options when confronting a challenge. One of these is their problem solving strategy. A simple example is letting the user interact with a website in the most basic of ways, a click. Let's take a look at a few different strategies:
+1. HTML onclick
+2. Javascript addEventListener
+3. jQuery click event
+```html
+
+ Click here!
+
+
- $(".message").html("Here is the message");
+```
-This tells jQuery to use the class `message` as the selector and to that, change the HTML to have the string provide, we can also add custom html elements wrapped in quotation marks.
\ No newline at end of file
+```javascript
+// HTML onclick
+function handleClick(message = 'HTML onclick used'){
+ document.getElementById("toChange").innerText = message;
+}
+// Javascript click events
+document.getElementById("listening").addEventListener('click', 'Javascript addEventListener used');
+
+// jQuery click events
+$("#listening").click(handleClick, 'jQuery event listener');
+```
+
+> With most situations, web developers have a few options on how to proceed. Depending on how you're organizing your work, you can put an emphasis on the utility of your HTML, JavaScript, jQuery, or any other number of libraries or strategies.