What is the difference between $(this) and 'this' in jquery?
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Answer Posted / Anurag Vishwakarma
In jQuery, `$(this)` creates a wrapped set containing the DOM element or elements that correspond to the current object. It can be used within event handlers, callbacks, or any other place where you need to reference the current element.nOn the other hand, `this` without the $ sign refers to the global object (in a browser context, it would be the window object).
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