This should be real easy. How to find a button through its Value (Jquery Selector)

I have this HTML:

<div id='grid'>
<input type="button" value="edit"/>
<input type='button' value='update'/>
</div>
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How to I attach a click event only to Update button. I know I could add a class to it or specity an id but both are not possible since it is in gridview.

I tried this:

$("input:button[@value='update']").click(function(){alert('test');}); 

but it displays an alert for both buttons. I know I must be doing something silly. Any help is much appreciated.

Thanks Kobi & Sarfraz for helping me out. Given below is the right answer.

$("input[value='update']").click(function(){alert('test');});

Try this:

$("input[value='update']").click(function(){alert('test');});

As per the documentation for Selectors, in jQuery you should not have an @ when referring to attributes.

jQuery uses CSS selectors, and to select that, you should not use @ in CSS.