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hey everyone iamp;#39;m going to try and explain everything i can about forms in about eight minutes to create a form element weamp;#39;ll need a pair of form tags thereamp;#39;s an opening form tag and a closing form tag and depending on the user input that you need there is an input element and you can set the type attribute to whatever you need letamp;#39;s say we need some text from a user like a first name within our form there is a text box where we can enter in some user information so we should probably let the user know what we want them to type in i will precede this input element with a label letamp;#39;s say first name and a user can type in their first name now it is considered good practice to fill out a for attribute within the label and set this to whatever you want letamp;#39;s say fname and within the associated input elements i will set the id also equal to fname whateveramp;#39;s within the four attribute this does a couple things one if i was to click on thi
