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JavaScript Using jQuery Plugins Using a jQuery Carousel Explore Carousel Settings

Audrey Bazyk
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Audrey Bazyk
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Audrey Bazyk
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Why do you put the object literal in the HTML and not in the JS file?

This seems to be the first time we're writing JS in the index.html file; why is this time different than the others?

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Rebecca Mooneyham
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He explained in the previous video that since the slides were only appearing on the Home page (index.html), that he was keeping the JS in the index.html file.