JavaScript Masterclass - Zero to Job-Ready with Hands-On Projects - Submit Events / 059

The video tutorial covers form tracking, handling form submissions, accessing form values, and input validation. It explains how to use event listeners to track form submissions and prevent default behaviors like page refresh. The tutorial also demonstrates accessing form values using IDs and names, and introduces input validation using regular expressions to ensure data integrity.

What is the first step in tracking a form submission?

• Adding an event listener

• Reaching the form using a query selector

• Preventing default form behavior

• Accessing form values

Why is the preventDefault method used in form handling?

• To access form values

• To stop the form from refreshing the page

• To add an event listener

• To submit the form

How can you access the value of a form's input field?

• By using the preventDefault method

• By using the form's class name

• By adding an event listener

• By using the input field's ID or name

What is necessary for accessing individual form fields?

• Having a preventDefault method

• Having an ID or name

• Having an event listener

• Having a class name

What is the purpose of using regular expressions in form validation?

• To access form values

• To verify input patterns

• To prevent default form behavior

• To add event listeners

What is the minimum and maximum length for a valid username as planned?

• 3 to 8 characters

• 8 to 15 characters

• 5 to 12 characters

• 6 to 10 characters

What should be checked in an email to ensure it is valid?

• Presence of a phone number

• Presence of a password

• Presence of a username

• Presence of a domain extension