if you are using $ in your own code, or are using another library, such as prototype, that uses $, you can call _______ to restore $ to its original value.
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jQuery.noConflict()
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jQuery.noConflict() is used to restore $ to its original vlue.
The noConflict() method is included into jQuery, and the "$" symbol is commonly used as a shortcut identifier. There are numerous javascript libraries available, including Angular Js, Ember, Knockout, and others. If other JavaScript frameworks that use jQuery start employing the "$" symbol as a shortcut, a conflict will arise, and one of the frameworks may stop operating. As a result, the noConflict approach is used.
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