While ``++:<element_type>++`` and ``++[type="<element_type>"]++`` can both be used in jQuery to select elements by their type, ``++[type="<element_type>"]++`` is far faster because it can take advantage of the native DOM ``++querySelectorAll()++`` method in modern browsers. 


This rule raises an issue when following selectors are used:

* ``++:checkbox++``
* ``++:file++``
* ``++:image++``
* ``++:password++``
* ``++:radio++``
* ``++:reset++``
* ``++:text++``


== Noncompliant Code Example

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var input = $( "form input:radio" ); // Noncompliant
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== Compliant Solution

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var input = $( "form input[type=radio]" ); // Compliant
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