i find it everywhere, like this.
function($) {
$.test = { some code }
}
what does it mean?
Think of $ just like any other variable. For jQuery, it's the jQuery object, which is pretty powerful. But it's just like any other variable; you could write your own $ if you wanted to, for example.
It's an unusual variable name, yes, but there's nothing magical about it. The .something is just a property of the variable $. It's no different than writing obj.something, except the variable name is $ instead.
The other non-alphanumeric character you can use in JavaScript as a variable name is _ (the underscore). It's used in some other libraries, like underscore.js . But again, there's nothing special about using _.
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