text: jQuery | off() Method
  The off() Method in jQuery is used to remove event handlers attached with the on() method. The off() method brings a lot of consistency to the API and it replace unbind(), die() and undelegate() methods.
  Syntax:
  $(selector).off(event, selector, function(eventObj), map)
  Parameter: This method accepts four parameters as mentioned above and described below:
  - event: It is required parameter and used to specify one or more events or namespaces to remove from the selected elements. Multiple events are separated by space.
  - selector: It is optional parameter and used to match with the one originally passed to the on() method when attaching event handlers
  - function(eventObj): It is optional parameter and used to specify the function to run when the event occurs.
  - map: This parameter is used to specify the event map ({event:function, event:function, …}) which contains one or more event attach to the elements, and functions to run when the events occur.
  Example 1: This example removes the event handler.
  Output:
  Before Click on the element h3:
  After Click on the element h3:
  Example 2: This example use animate event to add animation effect one time and then remove the event handler.
  Output :
  Before Click on the heading:
  After Click on the heading:
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