Explain Form elements with example.

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Form Elements in HTML

Forms in HTML are used to collect user input such as text, numbers, emails, and choices. The <form> tag is the container, and inside it we use different form elements to accept different kinds of data.

1. <input> Element

  • The <input> tag is the most commonly used element in a form.

  • It allows users to enter different types of data like text, password, email, number, etc.

  • The type of input is defined using the type attribute.

Example:

2. <textarea> Element

  • Used when we need to accept multiple lines of text (like feedback or comments).

  • It is resizable and larger than a normal input box.

Example:

3. <select> and <option> Elements (Dropdown List)

  • <select> creates a dropdown menu.

  • <option> defines each choice in the dropdown.

Example:

4. Radio Buttons (type="radio")

  • Used when you want the user to select only one option from a group.

  • All radio buttons in the group must have the same name attribute.

Example:

5. Checkboxes (type="checkbox")

  • Used when you want the user to select multiple options.

Example:

 

6. <button> Element

  • Adds a clickable button in the form.

  • Can be used to submit the form or trigger JavaScript actions.

Example:

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