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| jQuery Chaining | 
jQuery Chaining
jQuery chaining allows you to execute multiple methods on the same jQuery selection, all on a single line.
Chaining allows us to turn multi-line statements:
$('#someElement').removeClass('classA');
$('#someElement').addClass('classB');
Into a single statement:
$('#someElement').removeClass('classA').addClass('classB');
More Information:
For more information, please visit the w3schools documentation.