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Checkboxes

Checkboxes are a user interface (UI) element that allows users to select one or multiple options from a set, typically represented as small square boxes that can be checked or unchecked. They are commonly used in forms, settings panels, and interactive applications to enable binary choices or multi-selections. In web development, checkboxes are implemented using HTML input elements with the type 'checkbox', and their state can be managed with JavaScript or backend logic.

Also known as: Tick boxes, Selection boxes, Check boxes, Checkmarks, UI checkboxes
🧊Why learn Checkboxes?

Developers should learn and use checkboxes when building forms or interfaces that require users to make selections from a list of options, such as in registration forms, preference settings, or filtering tools. They are essential for enhancing user experience by providing clear, intuitive controls for multiple-choice scenarios, and understanding their implementation helps in creating accessible and responsive designs across different platforms and frameworks.

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