stop() + css animate

stop() + css animate

Code runs sequentially
but some code continues to have an effect after it has been executed (animate and ajax for example)
in these cases the rest of the code continues to run sequentially but the effect caused by things such as animate of ajax continue. 

Normally stop() is used to terminate any such continuing functions in case they get in the way.

if you use Jquery so that you have access to events, if statements, loops and other processes which need a programming language. but you use CSS animate to perform an animation instead of animate() does stop() end the animation?

example's

('some object').click(function(){



      $(this).animate({"left":"10000px"},30000);
});

('some object').click(function(){
      $(this).css({" animation"}:{"some-animation 30s"} );
});



would stop() halt the animation in the second example