Are these quizzes graded for correctness or completeness? I feel like sometimes there are trick questions, which trip me up. I am still a bit confused about the concept of API I’m still confused about what the DOM is conceptually, and how does it relate to HTML? They seem quite similar. I’m having difficulty loading jQuery - should I be putting the code somewhere other than my browser console? I keep getting a SyntaxError. Why use JQuery when there is already Javascript? Is it when there's so little Javascript neede for a file it doesn't make sense to create another JS file? I still don't really understand H3 events. Can you explain why we use them and hos they are helpful? For JQuery methods, what are the differences between attr and CSS, and what are the differences between text and HTML. When do you use a #before an id? / Difference between adding # to the name and without #. Is # for element and no # like "P" is for the known ones? I would like to know more about the hashtags used. Could we go over other examples of DOM events A clarifying question: is an "event handler" just a function that deals with user-initiated events? Regarding the part about “The Click Method”, it mentions the browser will invoke the function when the event happens. Does this just mean that the function doesn’t do anything until the header is being clicked on (the event happening), and that's when the function is invoked and runs to change it to a random color? Am I understanding this correctly? how the find command works, I am very unsure about the syntax of that Probably a bit more on implementing chaining No. I think I just need more practice of JQuery How did you create the plugin? Is that something that we might be able to learn in this class as well? Plugins I'm curious about the challenge question! Couldn't figure it out, but interested. "For the challenge (make f() = f), is one possible solution nested identical functions? e.g. def f(): def g(): return 1 return g" None! :) I think I got everything!