I have noticed that while using almost all standard CSS ID selectors, we get an element example with jQuery such as $ ("#myElement") . My priority only references the element such as $ (myElement) I have seen a difference between the two, and so on, when the element is directly referred to an element in the context of an element, the element will not be found; Using the CSS ID selector will get the element every time.
Why should I use one another?
The difference is that the $ ('# MyElement') string selector Creating a jQuery Object Using In this case, it will create an object from the DOM element which will be id like myElement .
On the other hand, it will be a string that creates a jQuery object from $ (MyElement) whichever value is stored in the myElement variable. It may be another jQuery object, such as "# myElement" , or it may be a native JS domain, though it does not make any sense and should be avoided.
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