HTML Form Tags Review

HTML Form tags are used to display output to the users.

The `` tag is used to group related form elements together.

The `` tag is used to collect a single line of text from the user.

The `` button allows the user to choose more than one value.

The `` input field does not mask the input characters.

The `` button is used to submit the form data to the server.

The for..in loop is used to repeat a statement or series of statements as long as a given conditional expression is true.

A loop statement is a type of control flow that executes a statement or series of statements only once.

The do/while statement executes a statement or series of statements repeatedly before evaluating a conditional expression.

An iteration refers to the entire loop structure, including the conditional expression.

The onfocus event handler is used to track when a user selects/highlights a text inside an input element or a textarea.

The while statement is used to execute a statement or series of statements only once.

An infinite loop is a case where the declaration of a loop always ends because the conditional expression is always false.

The onblur event handler is used to track when a user clicks on an input element.

Focusing means clicking away from the form element or deselecting it.

Loops in JavaScript are structures that execute a block of code once a specified condition is met.

The do/while statement is a type of loop control structure in JavaScript.

The onsubmit event handler executes an action when the user clicks on an input element.

The autocomplete attribute specifies whether a form field should be disabled.

The novalidate attribute specifies that form data should be validated when submitted.

Event handlers are used to track user actions to trigger a function or other events to process the values from the user.

The target attribute specifies the name of the form.

The onselect event handler is triggered when a form is submitted.

The onchange event handler is triggered when a form field loses focus.