Append and innerHTML differences and how to use them

<span id="Label3"><p>1, Append</p><p>How to use append in Jquery: $ ("#id"). append ("<a href= ' # ' >test</a>");</p><p>The action is to append the HTML tag string in append to the end of the matching Element.</p><p>2, InnerHTML</p><p>InnerHTML is the native method of js,<span style="color: #ff0000;">$ ("#id")</span> is a jquery object, jquery does not innerHTML this attribute, it should be written like this <span style="color: #ff0000;">$ ("#id") [0].innerhtml= ""</span> You can get this DOM object using Innerhtml.</p><p>JS can be achieved by document.getElementById ("#id"). InnerHTML = "".</p><p>The action is to change the (internal) HTML of the selected Element.</p><p>Note: $ ("#id"). InnerHTML is meaningless,<span style="color: #111111; line-height: 22px; font-family: Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;">InnerHTML is a property of the DOM Element. </span></p><p>Append and innerHTML differences and how to use them</p></span>