jQuery $('#submitForm').find('form') vs jQuery $('#submitForm form') -

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i wondering of both methods faster:

selecting container , form @ in 1 statement:

jquery $('#submitform form')

or using jquery's .find() selector:

jquery $('#submitform').find('form')

the .find() approach faster because first selection handled without going through sizzle selector engine – id-only selections handled using document.getelementbyid(), extremely fast because native browser.

so

jquery $('#submitform').find('form')

is faster than

jquery $('#submitform form')

selector optimization less important used be, more browsers implement document.queryselectorall() , burden of selection shifts jquery browser.


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