Question

Q1. How are radio and checkbox attributes of the input tag different from each other?

Q2. Explain the different values of input tag to create clickable buttons on the form.​

Answer 1

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• A checkbox input provides a multi-selection user choice. It is often depicted as an empty square (unselected) and a checkmark within a square (selected). Semantically, the only difference between the two HTML elements is the type="radio" attribute for radio options and type="checkbox" attribute for checkbox options.

• The three values are application/x-www-form-urlencoded (default), multipart/form-data, and text/plain. formmethod: Used only with type="submit" attribute. This specifies which HTTP method to use when submitting form data, either get or post. formnovalidate: Used only with type="submit" attribute.