Testing jQuery

http://localhost/
 to ensure than XAMPP is working. If so, the XAMPP home page will 
let you know. 
In addition to the Windows and Mac versions of XAMPP, there are distributions for Linux and Solaris. Each 
operating system has quirks when installing XAMPP, so refer to the help section for additional information 
on getting a local testing environment running on your machine. 
 
Including jQuery in Web Pages 
To use jQuery in a project, the library needs to be loaded in your HTML document to give your script 
access to the library’s methods. If the library is not loaded first, any scripts using jQuery syntax will likely 
result in JavaScript errors. Fortunately, loading jQuery is very simple, and there are several options 
available to developers to do so. 
Including a Downloaded Copy of the jQuery Library 
The first option for including jQuery in a project is to save a copy of the library within your project’s file 
structure and include it just like any other JavaScript file: