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What does the `<output>` tag represent?
✔✔The `<output>` tag is used to represent the result of a calculation or user action, such as the
output of a script.
What is the purpose of the `for` attribute in `<label>` tags?
✔✔The `for` attribute associates a label with a specific form element, improving accessibility
and usability.
What does the `<picture>` element do in responsive design?
✔✔The `<picture>` element allows for the use of multiple sources for an image, enabling
responsive images based on the viewport size or resolution.
What is the role of the `<progress>` tag?
✔✔The `<progress>` tag represents the progress of a task in a graphical format, such as a
loading bar.
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, What does the `<datalist>` element provide?
✔✔The `<datalist>` element provides a set of predefined options for an `<input>` element,
enabling autocomplete functionality.
What is the significance of the `data-*` attributes in HTML?
✔✔The `data-*` attributes are used to store custom data directly on HTML elements for use in
JavaScript without interfering with the standard attributes.
What is the use of the `autocomplete` attribute in forms?
✔✔The `autocomplete` attribute specifies whether the browser should remember the values
entered in a form field and suggest them in the future.
What does the `<template>` tag do in HTML?
✔✔The `<template>` tag holds HTML that is not rendered when the page loads but can be
instantiated using JavaScript.
What is the use of the `<style>` tag within the `<head>` section?
✔✔The `<style>` tag is used to define internal CSS styles for the HTML document.
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