How many document.ready in single html file or javascript file?

Question

How many $(document).ready() function can we use in a single html file or in a single javascript file?

$(document).ready(function(){
     alert("first document ready");
     //do some action here
});

$(document).ready(function(){
     alert("second document ready");
     //do some action here too
});

If we can use infinite, how will they be invoked? Will they execute line by line or is there any algorithm for calling this?

Answer 1

Well, I believe 'As much as you want'. But I would prefer to keep my code neat.

Answer 2

There is no limit to some extent (until performance becomes an issue). They are just event listeners for when the document is ready.

Its not the same as say Page_Load event in ASP.NET C#

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I generally limit to one "document ready" function per javascript file however, for organisation purposes.