Difference Between Prop and Attr in jQuery?
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Answer / Sulabh Dhawan
Prop refers to properties of HTML elements, which are accessed using camelCase syntax (e.g., $(selector)[propertyName]). On the other hand, Attr refers to attributes of HTML elements, which are accessed using attribute names with hyphens (e.g., $(selector).attr('attribute-name')).
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