What is your convenient way of saying "$"?
Adepitan Caleb
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I wonder a lot how y'all conveniently say "$" when you read codes.
Is it /dolar/.extend 'cause I use /es/.extend. $("div").html(...) = (s div dot html)
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I usually say "dollar", but I rarely ever have to say "dollar" as it's implied by the context of the discussion. In your example, I wouldn't say, "dollar div dot HTML" but rather "replace the contents of the div" as the listener should already be familiar with how the syntax looks in jQuery. Additionally, by speaking at a higher level you train your mind to think about problems generally, rather than through the lens of a particular library.
Don't mind me the "s div dot html" was overly expressed.
"Dollar Sign"
"dollar sign"