Jquery mouseenter() vs mouseover() -

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So recently after reading the answer, I am unclear if I actually mouseenter () and mouseover () . Post states

Mouseover ():

will set fire to enter element and whenever any mouse movement will be within element < / P>

Mouseent ():

Entering an element will set a fire.

I came together that uses both and they look quite similar. Can anyone explain the difference between two?

I have also tried to read the JQuery definition, both say the same thing

Because the mouse pointer enters the element, the mouseover event is sent to an element

The mouseenter event is sent to an element when entering the mouse pointer element.

Can someone explain with an example?

You see the behavior when your target element includes the child element: < P>

Every time your mouse enters a child element or leaves, mouseover is triggered, but MouseSaint is not.

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