javascript - JQuery $(this).attr("name") vs this.name -


what main different between 

$(this).attr("name")

and 

this.name

and technical explanation?

the first gets attribute value jquery object formed dom element. second gets property directly dom element, , therefore quicker. should use native properties possible.


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