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jQuery code is executed on the client side... bt u can call the ajax call from jQuery to access server side code.. like PHP, Ruby etc..
jQuery is a cross-platform JAVASCRIPT library designed to simplify the client-side scripting of HTML, Its runs on Client side.
As Jamal said, the Jquery executed primarily on client-side by the browser, but it gives you the ability to call a particular function or action onto your server by sending 'xml-http Ajax request(jqXHR)' targeted specific server-side url, and receiving the response content in many different formats such as (html, Json, xml and so on).
Client side. It is basically create from javascript.
Always Client Side: Scripts that execute in client side. In context of websites, it is scripts that execute in the browser of the user.
Eg: Javascript, VB etc. JQuery, DOJO are libraries build on top of Javascript so it is also client side.
It is always executed on the client side.
It is interpreted by client browser. For example Chrome has "V8" high performance javaScript engine which interpret the javaScript.
Jquery is always used for client side scripting.
It is executed on client side and it is very important for developer because where developer stuck in code it help the developer.
jQuery execute at the client side, and also you can execute it on the server by side by creating web-services and then call those web-services through AJAX calls.