I am brand new to jQuery.
Looking at jQuery for the first time, it seems to replace DOM Scripting and act as a helper for DOM Scripting rather than actual JavaScript.
Yet everyone speaks about jQuery being a helper library for JavaScript.
This brought me to my question, is DOM Scripting and JavaScript one and the same thing?
Meaning that although jQuery seems to be more of a library for DOM Scripting, DOM Scripting is JavaScript!
Any help understanding this is greatly appreciated!
NOTE: The question is genuine so instead of down voting, edit and help others like me, new to jQuery , benefit!
EDIT: I think my confusion here is thinking of 'DOM Scripting' as its own separate language.
Actually it is not its own separate language, just the JavaScript language 'talking' to the DOM.
jQuery is then a helper library for JavaScript including helping with 'talking' to the DOM.
Link to MDN: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Document_Object_Model/Introduction
see paragraph
DOM and JAVASCRIPT
jQuery !== JavaScript, and this question seems to be opinion based.