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The key difference when you are developing and writing, is who you are writing for. The code you write is generally for yourself to reuse as and when need be. When you write, you write for an audience who will use your content and develop on them. This is my tryst to put down my learnings for others to use. And while doing so, refine those learnings making it beginner friendly.

difference between remove() , hide(), empty.

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December 23, 2011

empty
It will remove all child element of selected div

hide
It will only hide from for.

remove

It will remove selected element from the form.

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