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Explain chaining in jQuery.

Entry JQuery
Quick Answer Chaining calls multiple jQuery methods on the same element in one line: $("p").addClass("active").slideDown(300).css("color", "blue"). Each method returns the jQuery object, so the next method runs on the same element. This eliminates redundant selectors and makes code more concise.

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Chaining example: $('#id').hide().fadeIn().css('color', 'red').
Reduces DOM lookups and improves performance.
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