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What is difference between document.ready() and onload() ?
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document.ready() function can be inlcuded multiple times whereas onload() method can be called only once in a page.
document.ready() is called as soon as DOM is loaded while onload is called when everything is loaded on page i.e. images, DOM and other resources associated with the page.   Your Comment




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