To answer your question
Here’s a link to jQuery’s minified code (compressed) which you will need to download, store and reference locally. Alternatively the same code hosted by Google, which you can use with the following snippet within the head
tags of your HTML.
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.3.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
A side note
jQuery provides helpful Javascript methods to interact with HTML elements on the page. Ivan doesn’t actually use any jQuery in this lecture, and you’d be fine to exclude that script from your page at this point. The console
and specifically the console.log()
is available within any javascript environment. Javascript is always running within your browser, unless you explicitly disable it, so console.log()
will always be available and work within your <script>
tags. You can view output to the console by opening developer tools, this is found in different locations for each browser, but typically you will be able to find developer tools or web console within the view menu of your browser.