The Art of Doing - Web Development for Beginners - Interactive Tags

The video tutorial covers various interactive HTML tags, including anchor, button, input, radio buttons, select elements, and checkboxes. It explains their purposes, attributes, and how they can be used to enhance user interaction on web pages. The tutorial also touches on the future use of JavaScript to add functionality to these elements.

What is the primary purpose of the anchor tag in HTML?

• To display images

• To create clickable links

• To format text

• To embed videos

Which type of button is the default in HTML?

• Download button

• Cancel button

• Submit button

• Reset button

What attribute is required for an input tag to specify the type of data it collects?

• type

• class

• id

• name

Which input type is used to hide the text entered by the user?

• email

• password

• text

• number

What is the main characteristic of radio buttons?

• Used for file uploads

• Only one selection allowed

• Multiple selections allowed

• Used for color selection

How are radio buttons linked together in a form?

• By using the same id

• By using the same value

• By using the same name attribute

• By using the same class

What is the purpose of the select element in HTML?

• To create a text input

• To create a drop-down list

• To create a clickable button

• To create a hyperlink

How do checkboxes differ from radio buttons?

• Checkboxes are used for file uploads

• Checkboxes allow multiple selections

• Checkboxes are used for text input

• Checkboxes are used for color selection

What attribute is used to link a label to a specific input element?

• name

• for

• id

• class

Which interactive element allows users to select multiple options simultaneously?

• Radio buttons

• Select element

• Checkboxes

• Button