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Level Up Your Forms - The Ultimate Guide To HTML Inputs

The document discusses the different types of HTML input elements including text, password, email, number, date, checkbox, radio, file, submit, and reset.

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Level Up Your Forms - The Ultimate Guide To HTML Inputs

The document discusses the different types of HTML input elements including text, password, email, number, date, checkbox, radio, file, submit, and reset.

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Sujal Kumar Chandravanshi

@sujal2214m

HTML

INPUT TYPES
Sujal Kumar Chandravanshi
@sujal2214m

The HTML <input> tag is a


fundamental element to create
interactive web forms controls.
It allows users to enter and
submit information to a web
server.
Swipe
Sujal Kumar Chandravanshi
@sujal2214m

1. Text input (<input type=”text”/>)


Creates a single-line text input field for
generic text entry.
2. Password input (<input type=”password”/>)
Creates a password field where characters
are masked for security reasons.
3. Email input (<input type=”email”/>)
Creates an input field specifically for email
addresses.

Swipe
Sujal Kumar Chandravanshi
@sujal2214m

4. Number input (<input type=”number”/>)


Creates an input field for numeric values.
5. Date input (<input type=”date”/>)
Creates an input field for selecting a date.
6. Checkbox input (<input type=”checkbox”/>)
Creates a checkbox for selecting one or more
options.
7. Radio input (<input type=”radio”/>)
Creates radio buttons where only one option
can be selected from a group.
Swipe
Sujal Kumar Chandravanshi
@sujal2214m

8. File input (<input type=”file”/>)


Creates a file upload button for selecting
files from the user's device.
9. Submit input (<input type=”submit”/>)
Creates a submit button to send form data to
the server.
10. Reset input (<input type=”reset”/>)
Creates a reset button to clear the form and
set all its elements to their default values.

Swipe
Sujal Kumar Chandravanshi
@sujal2214m

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