HTML Forms Quiz 1

What is rendered on the web page as a result of the code provided?: <form action="/processing.html" method="GET"> <label for="mystery">What gets rendered?<label> <input type="range" id="mystery" name="mystery" min="0" max="100" step="10"> </form>

A form containing a slider that has a maximum value of 100, a minimum of 0 and moves in steps of 10.

How can we render a dropdown list in a <form>?

Add a <select> element with <option> elements nested inside.

What is a benefit of using the <label> element?

Clicking on the <label> element will focus on the text field of the associated <input> element.

What is a benefit of implementing client-side validation?

It saves us time from having to send information to the server and wait for the server to respond.

Why does the code provided not create a working <datalist> element?: <form action="/quiz.html" method="POST"> <label for="choice">What's wrong with this code?</label> <input id="choice" type="text" name="find-the-answer"> <datalist id="menu-options"> <option value="one"></option> <option value="two"></option> <option value="three"></option> </datalist> </form>

The <input> doesn't have a list attribute to associate itself with the <datalist>.

Based on the code provided, why will the information from the first <input> element NOT be sent to /processing.html when the form is submitted? <form action="/processing.html" method="GET"> <input type="text" id="username"> <input type="submit" value="submit"> </form>

The first <input> element is missing the name attribute which omits the <input>'s information.

True or False: You can assign default text to a <textarea> element by adding text between the opening and closing <textarea> tags.

True

What is an appropriate scenario for using an <input> element with the type set to "radio"?

When you want to present users with multiple options and have them choose only one.

How are radio buttons different from checkboxes?

You can select multiple checkboxes but only one radio button.

what attribute should you add to an <input> element if you want to ensure that users provide a response?

required