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letamp;#39;s see how you can create a password field in HTML we create the label and input elements in our HTML file we add an ID attribute to the input element and a four attribute to the label element letamp;#39;s see what happens if we use the value text for the type attribute in our input element everything we write is clearly visible and that is exactly what we donamp;#39;t want so how can we fix this we just need to update the type attribute to the value password and this will create a password input field where everything we write is hidden now if we write our password we just see a sequence of dots and some browsers might even display asterisks instead of dots but either way your password will be hidden and thatamp;#39;s how you can do this in HTML
