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As I mentioned briefly in the previous video weve been using Internet Explorer 9 in the lessons up until this point. But Internet Explorer 10 has a more full implementation of HTML5 forms. I wanted to demonstrate that. Now at the time when Im recording this Internet Explorer 10 is in a preview phase and can only be run from a preview version of Windows 8. By the time you watch this you might have the full version of Internet Explorer 10. If so you can easily follow along. Otherwise you might just want to consider this a preview of whats to come. Prior to HTML5 a user would type data into form fields. Then submit that form back to the server like we saw in the previous lesson. Now all user input should be considered suspect. In other words we should expect it to be guilty of being in the wrong format, contain the wrong range of valid values, and so on, until its proven innocent. Developers create code to perform validation of the data. Its sort of a first check of the data to make
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