JQ Cheat Sheet by Haroon Ahmad #32
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A basic cheatSheet that shows you what and function or event can do and how to implement in your code.
Most of the code is in jQuery, in order to boost my knowledge.
I have had problem with implementing "Switch Statements" from the start. So in this project, I intentionally used a Switch statement and pushed it to the limits for me. (Thanks to Gonzalo for explaining to me how switch worked)
I payed more attention to the part of functionality, had little time for CSS.
On the penultimate day, I was informed that I should've have made a duplicate function for each language. Unfortunately, i didnt have enough time to implement that.
I've learned huge amount of how functions and events work in jQuery, how to implement them and work around with a new language.