In IE(6~8), $('<a class=aaa>') couldn't get the [0] method

[phoetry]

In IE(6~8):

tyyeof $('<a class=aaa>').get(0) === 'undefined';
tyyeof $('<a class=aaa>')[0] === 'undefined';
typeof $('<a class=aaa/>')[0] === 'object';

But Other Browsers:

tyyeof $('<a class=aaa>')[0] === 'object';
typeof $('<a class=aaa/>')[0] === 'object';

[phoetry]

In IE(6~8):

typeof $('<a class=aaa>').get(0) === 'undefined';
typeof $('<a class=aaa>')[0] === 'undefined';
typeof $('<a class=aaa/>')[0] === 'object';

But Other Browsers:

typeof $('<a class=aaa>')[0] === 'object';
typeof $('<a class=aaa/>')[0] === 'object';

[dmethvin]

The tag needs to be closed with </a>, as explicitly noted in the documentation.

​http://api.jquery.com/jQuery/#jQuery2