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* ''The documentation suggests using either JQuery.js or prototype.js, but the AJAX example appears to require prototype.js.  By, what reasons would one choose JQuery over prototype, or vice versa.''
* ''The documentation suggests using either JQuery.js or prototype.js, but the AJAX example appears to require prototype.js.  By, what reasons would one choose JQuery over prototype, or vice versa.''


The choice completely depends on you. JSXGraph works with both packages equally good. Choose the package your are familiar with if you want to use JavaScript features like AJAX.
The choice completely depends on you. JSXGraph works with both packages equally good. If you want to use JavaScript features like AJAX
choose the package your most are familiar with.

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  • The documentation suggests using either JQuery.js or prototype.js, but the AJAX example appears to require prototype.js. By, what reasons would one choose JQuery over prototype, or vice versa.

The choice completely depends on you. JSXGraph works with both packages equally good. If you want to use JavaScript features like AJAX choose the package your most are familiar with.