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Instructions and Help about How Form 2350 Tags

Hello friends, welcome to the HTML tutorial series. I double-click on the default.html page, then right-click on the default.html page and open it with Notepad. In this tutorial, I am going to discuss HTML forms. HTML forms are one of the most important parts of every website. HTML forms have a variety of applications. Using HTML forms, we can create login forms, sign-in forms, data entry forms, feedback forms, online application forms, query forms, etc. To create a form, we use the HTML form tag. So, I write here

opening form tag. The form tag is a paired tag, so I must and should write the closing form tag. It is a block-level tag that we should also remember. The form tag has a few important attributes that I am going to discuss here. The first attribute is the name attribute, which is equal to "login form" in double quotations. To give a name to the form, I am going to follow some steps. The first thing is the prefix for any input control. If it is a form, I write the prefix "frm". If it is a text, I use the prefix "txt". If it is a radio button, then I can say "rdb_radio_button". Something like that, I am going to use a prefix. First, I am going to write a prefix "frm" for form, then I write the name of the form. Actually, if it is a login form, then I say "login" here. We are going to read it as "login form". If it is a data entry form, then I say "data entry". I am going to read it as "data entry form". You can see that I am following a camel case naming convention. We have three words here: "form", "data", and "entry". The...