what is in HTML?
what do you need <input> for in html
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The element is an input field. The type attribute again defines which data it is or which data can be input into this input field. Accordingly, the content is also treated.
A few examples:
There are other guys. The type attribute again determines which type the respective input field is. Be it in a contact form, a selection by checkboxes or as here in the comment area.
In order to enable the user to make certain discs that are then further processed with, for example, Javascript.
In view of your many HTML questions, it would be good for you to include the following page in your bookmarks:
https://wiki.selfhtml.org/wiki/SELFHTML
https://www.google.com/search?q=html+input
fuer user input