In jQuery, you can use if/else and else if conditions the same way as in plain JavaScript. jQuery is a JavaScript library, so it does not change the syntax of conditional statements.
Here’s how it works:
If/else: Use if to check a condition, and else to handle the alternative case.
Else if: Use it to check multiple conditions sequentially.
Example:
If/else: Check if a certain element has a specific class and perform actions accordingly.
Else if: Add additional conditions to handle other scenarios.
The logic for conditions is written in standard JavaScript, and jQuery can be used to manipulate DOM elements or perform actions based on these conditions.