javascript - How can I tell the difference between a regular object and a jquery object (page element)?

// var = {hey: "baby"};
// or
            

// var = $('#thingy');

if(typeof var ==
            'object'){ // this is true for both
            =(
}

I need
my code to be smart enough to be able to tell the difference between these two. What's
the best way to accomplish that?

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class="normal">Answer

You can
use the instanceof operator for
this.

obj instanceof
            jQuery

In addition, I
don't think you want to use "var" as a variable name. It's reserved to establish
variable scope.