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IDENIFICATION

1. Used when you want users to select only one option from a list. (radio button)
2. Can be used to set the default selection if we want to indicate a pre-chosen selection. (Checked
Attribute)
3. Similar to radio buttons, but are used when you want to let the user select more than one option
among a number of choices. (CHECK BOXES)
4. Are text fields that have more than one line for longer text input. These are usually used to
record comments or feedback. (TEXT AREAS)
5. Provides a drop-down menus that the user can use to choose information from a given list.
( SELECT FIELDS)
6. Used to show the default option that will be displayed once the page loads. If it is not provided,
the first item in the option list will be selected as default. (Selected value)
7. Allows user to submit the information they typed in. (Submit Query button)
8. Restores the form to the default state the viewers saw when they first load the page. (Reset
button)
9. Used to change the name of the buttons (value Attributes)
10. Used when the information you want to capture are people’s names and address. (Text)
11. Fixes the size of the table (Pixels)
12. Allows the final table width to depend on the size of the browser window (percentage)
13. will display a horizontal scroll bar if the screen is too small to display the full content (responsive
table)
14. To make a cell span over multiple columns (Rowspan)
15. The space between the border and the content TABLE PADDING Use the padding property on
and element (table padding)

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