How to escape reserved words in Javascript

Question

I have this piece of code in JavaScript (jQuery):

$("<a />").html("?").attr({
    href: "javascript:void();",
    class: "CorrentTooltip",
    title: "Explain!"
});

What are the alternatives to escape reserved word class?

ps.: The option class is causing a mess with my Javascript Parser in my IDE (Visual Studio) due to conflict with keyword class. So, the JS Parser says that there's a lot of syntax errors after this point. I can't collapse code blocks. It continues functional, but ugly.

Answer 1

You can escape it by enclosing it using '' or ""

$("<a />").html("?").attr({
    href: "javascript:void();",
    'class': "CorrentTooltip",
    title: "Explain!"
});