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Exercise:

Use a jQuery method to add both the "important" and "test" class to a <p> element.

$("p").addClass("important test");

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$("p").w3exercise_input_no_0
("w3exercise_input_no_1
");

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jQuery Selectors

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jQuery Events

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jQuery Hide and Show

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jQuery Fade

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jQuery Slide

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jQuery Animate

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jQuery Stop

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jQuery Get

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jQuery Set

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jQuery Add

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jQuery Remove

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jQuery CSS Classes

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jQuery CSS

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jQuery Dimensions

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jQuery Traversing

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