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HTML HTML Forms HTML Mastery

Ahmed Medhat
Ahmed Medhat
5,897 Points
Posted by Ahmed Medhat
Ahmed Medhat
5,897 Points

Set that text input to contain "Hello World".

Nick didn't discuss the value attribute of the text field

4 Answers

Calvin Nix
Calvin Nix
43,828 Points
Calvin Nix
Calvin Nix
43,828 Points

Hello Ahmed,

Similar to how you set the input type you will want to set the value of the input. In your case the value will be equal to "Hello World".

SPOILER e.g.

        <input type="text" value="Hello World">
Kern Tallett
Kern Tallett
10,012 Points
Kern Tallett
Kern Tallett
10,012 Points

What lesson/video are you querying?

Ahmed Medhat
Ahmed Medhat
5,897 Points
Ahmed Medhat
Ahmed Medhat
5,897 Points

it is the final quiz in HTML course

Kate Couch
Kate Couch
6,865 Points
Kate Couch
Kate Couch
6,865 Points

Does it denote whether he's asking for header or paragraph or something else?

It's important to note the video and what section you're in; he uses 'Hello World' quite a bit.

It could be as simple as...

<h1>Hello World</h1> or <p>Hello World</p>

Ahmed Medhat
Ahmed Medhat
5,897 Points
Ahmed Medhat
Ahmed Medhat
5,897 Points

Thanks Calvin, i already know the answer from previous experience. but what about people who are new to HTML, this is the point why i started this discussion.