The Full Stack Web Development - Forms & Input - Project Registration Form

The video tutorial covers creating HTML forms with various input types, including text, email, password, select lists, radio buttons, and checkboxes. It explains how to set default options, use HTML5 validation, and organize forms with fieldsets. The tutorial concludes with a brief mention of CSS styling for forms.

What is the purpose of using a 'name' attribute in an HTML input element?

• To identify the input data on the server side

• To make the input field required

• To set the default value of the input

• To style the input element

Which HTML5 input type is used to ensure that the input is a valid email address?

• number

• url

• email

• text

How can you make a specific option in a dropdown list selected by default?

• Add a 'default' attribute to the option

• Use the 'checked' attribute in the option

• Use the 'selected' attribute in the option

• Set the 'value' attribute to 'default'

What is the main difference between radio buttons and checkboxes in HTML forms?

• Radio buttons allow multiple selections, checkboxes do not

• Checkboxes allow multiple selections, radio buttons do not

• Radio buttons are used for text input, checkboxes for numbers

• Checkboxes are used for text input, radio buttons for numbers

How can you ensure that a radio button is selected by default?

• Use the 'default' attribute

• Use the 'selected' attribute

• Use the 'checked' attribute

• Use the 'active' attribute

What type of HTTP request is typically used when submitting a form to a server?

• PUT

• POST

• GET

• DELETE

Which HTML element is used to group related elements in a form?

• section

• div

• legend

• fieldset