What role does the "name" attribute play in form data submission?
- It beautifies the form element.
- It describes the type of form control.
- It provides a variable name for the data to be sent to the server.
- It specifies the HTTP method to be used.
The "name" attribute specifies the name for the form data (or key) when it's sent to the server during submission. This becomes crucial for the server-side script to accurately retrieve the data for specific form controls. It essentially acts as a variable that holds the value the user has entered.
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