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All right. Lets go ahead and try this here, and well play around with it in our browser. So right now, these 3 radio buttons have 3 different names. Lets give them all the same name--so instead of being q, r, and s, were going to make them q, q, and q. Okay. We Save this, we go to our browser and Reload the page. Now we have our 3 radio buttons again. And now, when I select the first one, it behaves as we expected. And I select the second one, and it will unselect the first one--so thats cool. So now we can only select one option and things work as we expected. And when I submit the form, we see that: q=on because that was the name of the inputs. A major downside to this is that, no matter which radio button I selected, q still says its equal to on. So thats not particularly helpful because we want to know which radio button is selected. Well, that is what the value parameter is for, and lets take a look at that. Here we are in our Editor again, and were going