Q
How can you cache AJAX responses in jQuery?

Answer & Solution

Answer: Option B
Solution:
Setting cache: true in AJAX requests allows responses to be cached, improving performance.
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What is the fastest jQuery selector?

A). Class selector

B). ID selector

C). Tag selector

D). Attribute selector

How can you optimize the performance of event handlers?

A). By using the .bind() method

B). By using the .live() method

C). By using event delegation

D). By using inline event handlers

What is the best practice for handling frequent events like scroll or resize?

A). Use .off() to remove handlers

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C). Use debounce or throttle

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How can you minimize DOM manipulation reflows?

A). Use inline styles

B). Use CSS classes

C). Batch DOM changes

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What is event delegation?

A). Binding events to each child element

B). Binding events to a parent element

C). Using inline event handlers

D). Using anonymous functions

Why should you use the latest version of jQuery?

A). To improve compatibility with older browsers

B). To access new features

C). To improve performance and fix bugs

D). To reduce file size

Which method detaches elements from the DOM in jQuery?

A). .remove()

B). .hide()

C). .detach()

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A). .html()

B). .text()

C). .css()

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What is the effect of using the .append() method inside a loop without caching?

A). Improved readability

B). Improved performance

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How can you optimize AJAX requests for better performance?

A). Use synchronous requests

B). Use POST method for all requests

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