jQuery Events Frequently asked in various Interviews

jQuery events are attached with some function and function called when event triggers. On a web page actions taken by visitors are events. They can be responded accordingly as click, change, blur, focus, keypress etc. Some common events as categorised as :
Mouse Events : click, dblclick, hover
Keyboard Events : keypress, keydown, keyup
Form Events : change,select, focus, blur
Window : load, scroll, resize

jQuery Events – Most Frequently Asked:

jQuery provide many functions to handle JavaScript Events. Here we have listed those events which are most frequently used and most frequently asked in interviews.

1. click(): event is triggered when an element is clicked.
2. change(): event is triggered when the value of a form field is changed.
3. focus(): event is triggered when a form field is focused.
4. blur(): event is triggered when a form field is blurred.
5. hover(): event is triggered when moue pointer hover the element.
6. focusin(): event is triggered when the child of and element is focused.
7. focusout(): event is triggered when the child of an element is blurred.
8. keydown(): event is triggered when a key from keyboard is pressed down.
9. keypress(): event is triggered when a key is pressed .keypress event is not fired for ALT, CTRL, SHIFT, ESC.
10. keyup(): event is triggered when a pressed key is released.
11. load(): event is triggered when a DOM is loaded.
12. unload(): event is triggered when a DOM is unloaded.
13. mouseenter(): event is triggered when mouse pointer enters the area.
14. mousedown(): event is triggered when left mouse button is clicked.
15. mouseout(): event is triggered when mouse pointer leaves the area.
16. on(): on event is used to add additional handler toDOM element.
17. submit(): event is triggered when form is submitted.
18. scroll(): event is triggered when the window is scrolled.
19. select(): event is triggered when the a form element is selected, in combo-box or dropdown list.
20. ready(): event is triggered when the DOM is ready and loaded in tree.
21. resize(): event is triggered when window dimensions are resized.