In this blog, you learned jQuery Keyboard Events Our jQuery has three types of keyboard events.
Keypress => This means as if someone is your website who is the presser, the event will be triggered as soon as they press the key.
Let’s try to understand it through an example
Example->
Now after pressing any key, my result
Keyup => This means that the keyup’s event will be triggered as soon as it presses the keyboard button as soon as it is pressed.
Let’s try to understand it through an example
Example ->
Now after pressing any key, we will release the key, so my result
Keydown => Keydown and Capress both work together.
Example:-
Result:-
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