If he is using Rails 3.1 it's not necessary to manually include the jQuery
library using a <script> tag. It's also not necessary to manually include
application.js like he is doing.

It's better to use the asset pipeline.

Make sure your Gemfile contains the following line:

gem 'jquery-rails'

Also make sure your app/assets/application.js includes the following line:

//= require jquery

And then when you use the following helper, jquery will be automagically
included:

stylesheet_link_tag "application"

Check the guide on the Asset Pipeline for lots more information:

http://guides.rubyonrails.org/asset_pipeline.html

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