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RAPID RECALL                           Tick ( ) if you know this.



                     1.  A form is an information-gathering tool.

                     2.  You can specify various types of user input fields using the <INPUT> tag.








                                   Imagine, creating a website that hosts interactive debates and discussions. How would
                                   you  use HTML  to  structure  the conversation  and incorporate  multimedia  content?
                                   Design a web page that would foster meaningful exchanges among participants.






                 TECH
                   T       ¢   HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP): A set of rules that allows web browsers to request and
                   E          receive information from websites on the Internet.
                   R
                   M
                   S       ¢   Uniform Resource Locator (URL): The address used to access a specific resource, like a
                              web page, on the Internet.






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                 «   A frame embeds another document within the current HTML document in a rectangular region.
                 «   The <IFRAME> tag defines an inline frame.

                 «   In HTML5, the <FORM> tag is used to define a form and attributes that determine the form’s behaviour.

                 «   You can specify various types of user input fields using the <INPUT> tag.
                 «   The <DATALIST> tag provides a list of options for users to select from, but it also allows users to enter
                    their own input freely in an associated <INPUT> field.

                 «   The <SELECT> tag creates a drop-down list of options that allows users to select one or more options.

                 «   The <TEXTAREA> tag is used to create a multi-line text box that can accept lengthy text values.

















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