CBSE Class 10 Computer Applications
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Differentiate between:
- Radio Button and Checkbox
- Submit Button and Reset Button
1. Differences between Radio Button and Checkbox:
| S. No. | Radio Button | Checkbox |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Radio buttons are used when we want users to select only one option from a set of choices. | Checkboxes are used when we want users to select multiple options from a list. |
| 2. | Radio buttons are typically represented as small circles or dots, and users can select only one of them at a time. | Checkboxes are typically represented as small square boxes with a check mark inside them. |
| 3. | Selecting one option automatically deselects any previously selected option within the same group. | Users can check or uncheck checkboxes independently. |
2. Differences between Submit Button and Reset Button:
| S. No. | Submit Button | Reset Button |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Submit button is used to send the data entered in the form to the server for processing. | A reset button is used to clear or reset the contents of a form, reverting all form fields back to their default or initial values. |
| 2. | It is defined as follows:<INPUT Type = "Submit" Value = "SEND"> | It is defined as follows:<INPUT Type = "Reset" Value = "RESET"> |