For some reason jquery is automatically being loaded in my browser as if it was native to the browser. $ is supposed to be undefined if jquery is not being loaded. Even if I open a new tab and type $ in the console, it is allowing me to use jquery. How is this happening?
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jQuery, not$, to determine if jQuery has been loaded.