Can Dreamweaver automatically make an image slide?

This link is a simple version of the code I submitted on the test.
https://codepen.io/yota1999/pen/JjyYXoK 
It's a question.
1) In your opinion, did Dream Weaver automatically create the code for the link?
2) Is there an automatic image slide function on Dream Weaver?
3) If Dream Weaver automatically created an image slide (including the behaviers function), is there a feature that can distinguish it from hardcoding?

I want fairness.
I will appreciate any of your answers.
Thank you.

By @sa2b

1. Dreameweaver did not automatically create the code shown in the link.

2. There is an automatic image slider function when using Bootstrap with Drwamweaver

3.. If Bootstrap had been used to create the slideshow, then the CSS would be included in bootstrap.css and the JavaScript would be included in bootstrap.js. The code that was shown in the link is definately handcoded if indeed Dreamweaver was used. In fact, I will go as far as to say that there is no IDE that I know of that would have created said code automatically.

Others have stated that jQuery is not JavaScript. I see jQuery purely as a JavaScript dialect.

I hope this helps.

Nancy has answered on the Dreamweaver aspect,

to answer your questions..;

1) I don't think DW create the code

2) yes, as Nancy demonstrate it to you

3) generally yes, except if you change the class name, and tag the HTML differently

now in your pencode exemple purely, if I was involved in the test or evaluation jury (as I did here in France), these would have been my comments, but in no way disqualifying, on the contrary, the criticism would have been constructive

so

I don't know your degree, nor how long you've been coding, but it's a nice piece of code, and on this aspect there's nothing to say, except that the values are hard coded directly in the algorithm, think of using third party variables.

I would make three remarks that you should make this code evolve for various reasons:
- the carousel is not responsive
- at this stage, it can only contain 3 slides, no more, no less
- it can't be controlled from the outside (for example with navigation arrows)

Your example on CodePen uses the jQuery plugin which is a JavaScript library and JavaScript shortcut.  JQuery is technically NOT pure JavaScript but some people seem to think it is. 😉

I guess the testers don't want you to use jQuery shortcuts.

They would probably say the same about  Node.js, Vue.js, Bootstrap.js or React.js.

Moral of the story, don't use shortcuts on the test.

There are any number of ways to create an image slider or carousel.  Which one you choose depends on your skills as a coder.

Dreamweaver 2021 contains the built-in Bootstrap Carousel which relies on Bootstrap CSS, jQuery JS and Bootstrap JS files.  Start with a Bootstrap starter page.

Go to Insert > Bootstrap Components > Carousel.  See screenshot and demo below.

https://www.w3schools.com/bootstrap4/bootstrap_carousel.asp

Alternatively you can code manually with plain vanilla JavaScript, HTML and CSS code.  See below for code and demo.

https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_js_slideshow.asp

Hope that helps.